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Denard Joe was stopped in his car at an intersection when a man wearing a red bandana tapped on the window and pointed a gun at him. Big mistake. Joe, a concealed-carry permit holder, drew a handgun and opened fire through the window, striking his assailant twice in the chest.

Robert Parsley was watching television one evening when he heard a noise outside. He quickly grabbed his Smith & Wesson Model 360 revolver chambered in .357 Mag. to investigate. The doorbell rang several times.

Police received a call from a 15-year-old girl claiming there was someone trying to get into her house while she was home alone. She reported that she heard the front door jiggle, looked out the window and saw two men there.

When a resident returned home one evening, he was confronted in his driveway by a man with a gun. The victim was ordered inside the residence where his family was being held hostage.

After confronting a man lurking in his front yard the previous morning, Clint Lowery called police a second time when the same man tried to gain entry by forcing open the door to his home.

How Connecticut's gun owners and gun makers are getting run down.

Passengers were picked up by a limousine driver and driven to a nightclub. Afterward, the party was taken to a convenience store.

Jimmy Foster was returning home when he found multiple suspects loading his property into a car outside.

NRA's Tactical Police Competition is more than just a shooting match, as participants learn valuable lessons that could someday save their lives—and the lives of others.