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ME: Tired of being robbed, Rockland man shoots intruder
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Harvey Lembo says he’s nothing special, just a “regular Joe” who bought a vintage revolver Monday, pulled it from beneath his pillow that night and shot an intruder.
The 67-year-old retired lobsterman, who is hard of hearing and winces in pain when he moves from his motorized wheelchair to a stuffed sitting chair, said he just got tired of people ripping him off. |
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jac
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| Since he didn't kill the criminal, this won't qualify as a self defense shooting in the liberals count of guns used for self defense. |
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