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NC: Boiling Spring Lakes shooting determined act of self-defense
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A dispute over a lost dog that escalated into a shooting that injured one person Friday night has been determined an act of self-defense.
Officers with the Boiling Spring Lakes Police Department responded to a shooting at 10:05 p.m. Friday in the area of Bet Lane and New Hanover Road, where they found a victim suffering from a gunshot wound.
According to a release, prior to the shooting, William Christman, 28, of Ladson, S.C., was with a group of hunters who were looking for a hunting dog using a GPS device. The device had indicated the area of Bet Lane as the last location of the dog. |
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mickey
(12/1/2016)
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I don't think the word "victim" means what you think it means.
"Police: Charges expected against victim...
Officers with the Boiling Spring Lakes Police Department responded to a shooting at 10:05 p.m. Friday in the area of Bet Lane and New Hanover Road, where they found a victim suffering from a gunshot wound...
Stephens was transported to New Hanover Regional Medical Center where he was treated and later released.
The release stated that criminal charges are expected in the near future against Stephens." |
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