DGU

The woman and her husband had heard the intruder yelling from outside. He claimed to be injured and was insisting he be let inside. 

The situation took a surprising turn when one of the suspects tried to drive the car but realized it was a stick shift. 

Failing to operate the standard transmission, the suspect exited the vehicle. He returned to his own car, where the other suspect was waiting.

A neighbor, Roger David, reported hearing the violent entry followed by a gunshot, although he did not witness the incident directly.

Delivery driver involved in April mall shooting found not guilty by Virginia jury who ruled it self-defense last week. 

The dad, John Duhigg, is a former violent crime detective, we learn from Daily Mail. He says the incident was caught on his security cameras and the footage went viral when he posted it on TikTok. 

A 13-year-old boy shot an intruder on Friday, Sept. 8th, around 10 p.m., near 75th Avenue and Camelback Road, police confirm.

“When the Bureau gets it so systematically – and persistently – wrong, the cascading effect is incredibly deleterious,” he continued. “The FBI exerts considerable influence over state and local law enforcement and policymakers at all levels of government.”

According to reports from KENS5, the intruder mistakenly thought the house was his own.

According to FBI crime statistics, a home invasion occurs every 30 seconds in the United States, in other words, upwards of 3,000 invasions per day. This stuff really does happen constantly, and it’s about time people start realizing it could happen anytime, in any neighborhood, to any one of us.