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Re: Daughter shoots 'intruder,' but it was mom's ex she was secretly seeing, AL cops say
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abernty
Feb 16, 2024, 2:23:46 PM2/16/24
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On 28 Mar 2022, Phil Yagoda <gayrig...@yahoomail.com> posted some
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> Another lying Democrat whore shooting.
A woman reported a man broke into her home and assaulted her, so her
daughter shot him — but really the mom had invited him there, Alabama
authorities said. The daughter shot him three times, leaving him with
life-threatening injuries, Calhoun County Sheriff Matthew Wade told
McClatchy News. Now, both women are charged after deputies said they found
evidence the mom lied about the home invasion and filed false reports with
law enforcement. The man who was shot was the woman’s ex-husband,
according to AL.com and WIAT. “She made detrimental allegations to her
daughter and others that led to the shooting of (her ex-husband),” Wade
wrote in a Feb. 13 news release. McClatchy News is not identifying the
suspects to protect the identity of the victim. Calhoun County deputies
responded to a call Feb. 6 to find a 47-year-old man with gunshot wounds,
according to the release. A 46-year-old woman had a restraining order
against the man and reported he violated the order by appearing at her
home in Alexandria and assaulting her, deputies said. The woman told
officials that she left her home after she was assaulted and spent several
hours with her 24-year-old daughter before they returned to the woman’s
home together. During this time, she started texting her ex-husband that
her daughter was coming home, so he might have to hide, Wade told
McClatchy News in a phone interview. Her daughter didn’t know about the
relationship, and the mom didn’t want to tell her, according to Wade. The
man told his ex-wife he felt like he was being “set up,” Wade said in the
release. When the mother and daughter arrived at the home, the daughter
began searching for the man, believing he was still there, according to
deputies. She broke down a locked door to the bedroom and shot the man in
the abdomen, arm and leg, authorities reported. As of Feb. 13, he was
still in the hospital, Wade told McClatchy News. By analyzing digital
evidence, including text messages between the two, deputies found “she had
allowed (the man) to be in the residence in violation of the protection
order and that she was aware that he was in the residence when she and
(her daughter) returned,” according to the release. The woman was charged
with false report to law enforcement and first-degree assault. Her
daughter was charged with first-degree assault. “As Sheriff, I take great
caution in arresting anyone claiming to be a victim of domestic violence,”
Wade wrote. “However, the facts discovered in this investigation are
clear.” Wade called the woman’s actions a “disservice” to survivors of
abuse. The two women’s attorney information is not available in Calhoun
County jail records. Calhoun County is about 70 miles northeast of
Birmingham.
https://www.miamiherald.com/news/nation-
world/national/article285444377.html
news:t1s7gi$383k3$1...@news.freedyn.de:
> Another lying Democrat whore shooting.
A woman reported a man broke into her home and assaulted her, so her
daughter shot him — but really the mom had invited him there, Alabama
authorities said. The daughter shot him three times, leaving him with
life-threatening injuries, Calhoun County Sheriff Matthew Wade told
McClatchy News. Now, both women are charged after deputies said they found
evidence the mom lied about the home invasion and filed false reports with
law enforcement. The man who was shot was the woman’s ex-husband,
according to AL.com and WIAT. “She made detrimental allegations to her
daughter and others that led to the shooting of (her ex-husband),” Wade
wrote in a Feb. 13 news release. McClatchy News is not identifying the
suspects to protect the identity of the victim. Calhoun County deputies
responded to a call Feb. 6 to find a 47-year-old man with gunshot wounds,
according to the release. A 46-year-old woman had a restraining order
against the man and reported he violated the order by appearing at her
home in Alexandria and assaulting her, deputies said. The woman told
officials that she left her home after she was assaulted and spent several
hours with her 24-year-old daughter before they returned to the woman’s
home together. During this time, she started texting her ex-husband that
her daughter was coming home, so he might have to hide, Wade told
McClatchy News in a phone interview. Her daughter didn’t know about the
relationship, and the mom didn’t want to tell her, according to Wade. The
man told his ex-wife he felt like he was being “set up,” Wade said in the
release. When the mother and daughter arrived at the home, the daughter
began searching for the man, believing he was still there, according to
deputies. She broke down a locked door to the bedroom and shot the man in
the abdomen, arm and leg, authorities reported. As of Feb. 13, he was
still in the hospital, Wade told McClatchy News. By analyzing digital
evidence, including text messages between the two, deputies found “she had
allowed (the man) to be in the residence in violation of the protection
order and that she was aware that he was in the residence when she and
(her daughter) returned,” according to the release. The woman was charged
with false report to law enforcement and first-degree assault. Her
daughter was charged with first-degree assault. “As Sheriff, I take great
caution in arresting anyone claiming to be a victim of domestic violence,”
Wade wrote. “However, the facts discovered in this investigation are
clear.” Wade called the woman’s actions a “disservice” to survivors of
abuse. The two women’s attorney information is not available in Calhoun
County jail records. Calhoun County is about 70 miles northeast of
Birmingham.
https://www.miamiherald.com/news/nation-
world/national/article285444377.html
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