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SC: Burglar Breaks Into Home Where 3 Women Are Sleeping & What Happens Next Is 'Game-Changer'
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“My oldest daughter, Sharaia, she went back into her bedroom, got her gun and came back out. She cocked her gun. He looked up, and he heard it, got scared and ran. I told her instantly to start shooting him. So she started shooting him in the hallway. He managed to make it out the front door. Once he got to the last step, she got him one more time, and he fell. We left. We went back in the house to check on the kids. We came back out, and he was gone.”
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Spartanburg police told Fox Carolina the suspect, Samuel Jeter, had been shot four times in the buttocks.
Ed.: Nice grouping, ladies. |
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dasing
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| Wrong, wrong, wrong...when the criminal is running away It is unlawful to shot them!!!!!! |
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