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| Comment by:
jac
(7/11/2016)
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Whoever wrote this article has it backwards. The suspects were the robbers and the victim is the home owner.
Another example of biased reporting by a gun hating liberal of which Maryland has a surplus.. |
| Comment by:
PHORTO
(7/11/2016)
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Take it easy, jac.
The mistake is in the poster's synopsis, which is not, repeat NOT from the published story.
The article only refers to him as a man taken into custody, and makes clear that so far the evidence indicates that the shooting was justified.
Follow the link and see. |
| Comment by:
jac
(7/11/2016)
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Quote from the article.
"He said evidence is supporting witness statements and it appears the two victims were shot in the house as they tried to enter through the front door." |
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