The Armed Citizen® September 9, 2022

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posted on September 9, 2022
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Mowing her lawn one otherwise-normal Thursday afternoon in Bibb County, Ga., a 67-year-old woman was tackled by a naked 25-year-old man. The deranged 25-year-old succeeded at knocking her off the riding lawnmower and began assaulting her. The woman’s 66-year-old husband saw what was going on and tried to pull the attacker off. The deranged man then started to assault the husband but stopped and turned his attention back to the woman. The husband took advantage of the assailant’s distraction, retrieved his firearm and shot the suspect in the chest, killing him. The woman was taken to a nearby hospital and listed in stable condition. Her husband had minor wounds and was treated at the scene. No charges were expected to be brought against the husband. (fox5atlanta.com, Atlanta, Ga., 5/7/22 and kiro7.com, Seattle, Wash., 5/6/22)


ALos Angeles, Calif., couple were asleep in the early-morning hours of May 21 when two armed people allegedly tried breaking into their home. After being startled awake, the male homeowner armed himself and investigated the noise. He confronted one of the armed intruders, and the two shot at each other. The intruder was shot in the upper torso and pronounced dead at the scene. His weapon was recovered there by authorities. The second suspect fled before deputies arrived and has remained at large. Neither of the residents was hurt in the clash. (foxnews.com, Los Angeles, Calif., 5/22/22)

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