Homeowner holds burglary suspects at gunpoint

Another Armed Citizen in Rochester:

“A homeowner shot out the tires of a suspect vehicle during a burglary and held the suspects at gunpoint until deputies arrived, according the Ontario County Sheriff’s Office. Deputies were responding to a home on Oneill Road in Richmond for a report of an active burglary Sunday night when they learned the homeowner was holding the suspects at gunpoint, according to the sheriff’s office. Deputies took Alexandria Mosher, 19, and Dominick Wood, 22, both of Lima, into custody. The sheriff’s office said the homeowner had shot out the tires of the suspect vehicle in the driveway while it was unoccupied, prompting Mosher and Wood to leave the home with their arms up and surrender to the homeowner, who held them until deputies arrived. Deputies found Mosher and Wood in possession of items from inside the home, according to the sheriff’s office. They were arrested and taken to the Ontario County Jail, charged with second-degree burglary, and released after arraignment.”

I’m curious. What do these two morons look like?

I figured as much.

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Homeowner shoots and kills burglar

The Armed Citizen in Rochester:

“A homeowner shot and killed an burglar early Monday on the city’s west side, according to the Rochester Police Department. Officers responded to Avery Street around 4:30 a.m. after a 911 caller reported gunshots coming from a nearby home. Police said a second call then came in from a homeowner who said he shot someone who broke into his home. Officers found the burglar in the kitchen. He was pronounced dead at the scene. Police said the homeowner, who has a valid New York state pistol permit, and used a legally owned and registered handgun in the incident, is cooperating with the investigation. The homeowner did not know the burglar, who was on parole for a previous burglary conviction, according to police. His identity has not been released. Police said the home had been burglarized at least twice since June. Monday’s incident remains under investigation.”

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WHEC reports:

A man is being treated after police say he was stabbed on Lyell Avenue Monday morning.

Officers say it happened around 7:15 a.m. in the area near Rutter Street. When officers got to the scene, they found a 44-year-old man at a gas station with a stab wound on his upper body. He was rushed to a nearby hospital in an ambulance where he’s being treated for non-life-threatening injuries.

Police learned a man in a nearby business intervened during the stabbing, and say the man pointed his legally-registered gun at the suspect.

Police arrested the suspect, a 48-year-old Rochester woman. She faces an assault charge. Officers say the suspect and the victim knew each other.

A first for New York

For the first time I can recall an elected official from New York has actually called for people to exercise their 2A rights for self-defense. Not a wishy-washy statement either.

The Post reports:

“A City Council member from Queens is urging her constituents to arm themselves following a terrifying home invasion in which robbers posing as Amazon drivers tied up a family and snatched thousands of dollars in cash, according to cops. Republican Vickie Paladino offered to help residents in her district — which covers Whitestone, where the ordeal took place — obtain gun permits in light of the break-in Monday morning. “I want to remind my constituents that New Yorkers have a constitutional right to protect themselves,” Paladino said in a statement. “I urge my constituents to avail themselves of their rights under the Second Amendment; my office is always available to assist constituents with obtaining firearm permits for premises or concealed carry,” she said Tuesday. …”

Outstanding.

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The Daily News reports:

“A licensed gun owner who fatally shot a young man in a Brooklyn park in the dead of night claims he was acting in self defense after the 23-year-old victim tried to rob him at knife point, police sources said Tuesday. The shooter told detectives he was walking through Carroll Park on President St. near Smith St. in Carroll Gardens around 2:45 a.m. Saturday when Jordan Dillard put him in a chokehold, and with a knife to his neck, demanded he hand over cash, law enforcement sources told the Daily News. The two men fought until the would-be robbery victim, who has a concealed carry permit, whipped out a registered gun and shot the assailant in the torso. A knife was recovered at the scene; there’s no indication Dillard and the gunman knew each other, according to the sources. The Brooklyn District Attorney’s office is still investigating, but it is not believed the gunman will be charged in Dillard’s death, The News has learned …”

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