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Miss. homeowner used taxpayer relief shot on escaped murder suspectafter week-long manhunt
A capital murder suspect who busted out of a jail in Mississippi last week tied up a family at a home in Vicksburg Thursday morning before one of the homeowners broke loose and killed the intruder, investigators revealed.
Police said the unnamed homeowner shot Rafael McCloud in the head. The entire encounter lasted roughly three hours. McCloud fought with the husband and wife, stabbing the man in the shoulder, Vicksburg Police Chief Walter Armstrong said. The wife also had injuries, but not enough to go to the hospital. The toddler was not hurt. At some point after being tied up, one of the couple managed to get a gun they had at the home and shot McCloud, the chief said. He did specify exactly who got free and how they did so. Warren County Sheriff Martin Pace confirmed McCloud was the intruder. Police were called around 7 a.m. to the house in northern Vicksburg, where the homeowner told police he had been attacked by the man who broke into his garage around 4 a.m. Police did not know of any connection between McCloud and the family, who lived on a street of small homes that runs along a ridge north of downtown Vicksburg. Investigators found McCloud's body in a bathtub, according to The Vicksburg Post. His death ends the manhunt that started when the 34-year-old escaped the Warren County jail March 2. McCloud used a homemade shank to get the jump on a jail officer, Pace said. McCloud forced the officer to give up his keys, radio, pants and jacket, and went out a door to escape. The century-old jail in downtown Vicksburg has no perimeter fence. Officials combed the town on a bluff overlooking the Mississippi River for days, interviewing family members and friends of McCloud and poking through abandoned buildings. Schools bolstered security, and Vicksburg police warned people to bring in guns from vehicles and make sure their houses hadn't been forcibly entered. McCloud was indicted on murder and rape charges in the January 2015 death of Sharen Wilson. He had been held in the jail since his June 29 arrest, and has prior felony convictions for auto burglary, grand larceny and armed robbery. |
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Miss. homeowner used taxpayer relief shot on escaped murder suspect after week-long manhunt
On Fri, 11 Mar 2016 06:18:46 -0500, burfordTjustice
wrote: A capital murder suspect who busted out of a jail in Mississippi last week tied up a family at a home in Vicksburg Thursday morning before one of the homeowners broke loose and killed the intruder, investigators revealed. Police said the unnamed homeowner shot Rafael McCloud in the head. The entire encounter lasted roughly three hours. McCloud fought with the husband and wife, stabbing the man in the shoulder, Vicksburg Police Chief Walter Armstrong said. The wife also had injuries, but not enough to go to the hospital. The toddler was not hurt. At some point after being tied up, one of the couple managed to get a gun they had at the home and shot McCloud, the chief said. He did specify exactly who got free and how they did so. Warren County Sheriff Martin Pace confirmed McCloud was the intruder. Police were called around 7 a.m. to the house in northern Vicksburg, where the homeowner told police he had been attacked by the man who broke into his garage around 4 a.m. Police did not know of any connection between McCloud and the family, who lived on a street of small homes that runs along a ridge north of downtown Vicksburg. Investigators found McCloud's body in a bathtub, according to The Vicksburg Post. His death ends the manhunt that started when the 34-year-old escaped the Warren County jail March 2. McCloud used a homemade shank to get the jump on a jail officer, Pace said. McCloud forced the officer to give up his keys, radio, pants and jacket, and went out a door to escape. The century-old jail in downtown Vicksburg has no perimeter fence. Officials combed the town on a bluff overlooking the Mississippi River for days, interviewing family members and friends of McCloud and poking through abandoned buildings. Schools bolstered security, and Vicksburg police warned people to bring in guns from vehicles and make sure their houses hadn't been forcibly entered. McCloud was indicted on murder and rape charges in the January 2015 death of Sharen Wilson. He had been held in the jail since his June 29 arrest, and has prior felony convictions for auto burglary, grand larceny and armed robbery. When will the first liberal join this thread to tell us how none of us need a gun for personal safety? |
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Miss. homeowner used taxpayer relief shot on escaped murder suspect after week-long manhunt
On Fri, 11 Mar 2016 19:58:05 -0700, "Ashton Crusher"
wrote: When will the first liberal join this thread to tell us how none of us need a gun for personal safety? Never ( and stop cross posting to idiot groups) |
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Miss. homeowner used taxpayer relief shot on escaped murdersuspect after week-long manhunt
On Fri, 11 Mar 2016 19:58:05 -0700
"Ashton Crusher" wrote: On Fri, 11 Mar 2016 06:18:46 -0500, burfordTjustice wrote: A capital murder suspect who busted out of a jail in Mississippi last week tied up a family at a home in Vicksburg Thursday morning before one of the homeowners broke loose and killed the intruder, investigators revealed. Police said the unnamed homeowner shot Rafael McCloud in the head. The entire encounter lasted roughly three hours. McCloud fought with the husband and wife, stabbing the man in the shoulder, Vicksburg Police Chief Walter Armstrong said. The wife also had injuries, but not enough to go to the hospital. The toddler was not hurt. At some point after being tied up, one of the couple managed to get a gun they had at the home and shot McCloud, the chief said. He did specify exactly who got free and how they did so. Warren County Sheriff Martin Pace confirmed McCloud was the intruder. Police were called around 7 a.m. to the house in northern Vicksburg, where the homeowner told police he had been attacked by the man who broke into his garage around 4 a.m. Police did not know of any connection between McCloud and the family, who lived on a street of small homes that runs along a ridge north of downtown Vicksburg. Investigators found McCloud's body in a bathtub, according to The Vicksburg Post. His death ends the manhunt that started when the 34-year-old escaped the Warren County jail March 2. McCloud used a homemade shank to get the jump on a jail officer, Pace said. McCloud forced the officer to give up his keys, radio, pants and jacket, and went out a door to escape. The century-old jail in downtown Vicksburg has no perimeter fence. Officials combed the town on a bluff overlooking the Mississippi River for days, interviewing family members and friends of McCloud and poking through abandoned buildings. Schools bolstered security, and Vicksburg police warned people to bring in guns from vehicles and make sure their houses hadn't been forcibly entered. McCloud was indicted on murder and rape charges in the January 2015 death of Sharen Wilson. He had been held in the jail since his June 29 arrest, and has prior felony convictions for auto burglary, grand larceny and armed robbery. When will the first liberal join this thread to tell us how none of us need a gun for personal safety? They do seem to be hiding. |
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Miss. homeowner used taxpayer relief shot on escaped murder suspect after week-long manhunt
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David B. wrote: On 12/03/2016 14:14, FromTheRafters wrote: It is absurd to allow us the right to defend ourselves while taking away the ability to do so. Sorry if this sounds stupid, but why do you need an AK47 to defend yourself? Wouldn't a sten gun do the job? Well sure ! So would an SKS , AR15 , Remington 740/742 , FN/FAL , 1911 , Ruger P90 , Mossberg 500A , or any of a number of things , including knives , axes , spears and clubs . So what's your point ? -- Snag --- This email has been checked for viruses by Avast antivirus software. https://www.avast.com/antivirus |
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Miss. homeowner used taxpayer relief shot on escaped murdersuspect after week-long manhunt
On 03/12/2016 12:29 PM, Buffalo wrote:
[snip] Warming up that Abrams tank every morning would probably **** off even the 2nd Amendment radical extremists who live next door. And there's the 200% increase in tax everybody pays to fix the pavement the tank tore up. -- "I thank God I was raised Catholic, so sex will always be dirty" [John Waters] |
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Miss. homeowner used taxpayer relief shot on escaped murdersuspect after week-long manhunt
On 03/12/2016 12:41 PM, FromTheRafters wrote:
[snip] Of, by, and for the people, our government goes down the road like a drunk driver veering left in one administration and then right in another as the population deems necessary (in theory, but it's really all about money). Now, here we are, and there's a big sign up ahead that says "Turn Right Here". If you look right first you see the drunk driver in a tank turning left. OT: There's a "Simpsons" show where Bart steals a tank and shoots down a satellite labeled "Major League Baseball". |
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Miss. homeowner used taxpayer relief shot on escaped murdersuspect after week-long manhunt
On 3/12/2016 1:41 PM, FromTheRafters wrote:
After serious thinking Bucky Breeder wrote : FromTheRafters cognitively submitted : It would probably be illegal for us to have anything that has any chance of countering an attack. We would be allowed our peashooters and slingshots while the enemy can use whatever they want. If they could, they would take away our peashooters too. Exactly the point! If I can afford an Abrams tank, then I should be allowed to "keep and bear" it as long as I don't infringe on the rights of others. And all the Red-Blooded Americans say "AMEN!" Of, by, and for the people, our government goes down the road like a drunk driver veering left in one administration and then right in another as the population deems necessary (in theory, but it's really all about money). Now, here we are, and there's a big sign up ahead that says "Turn Right Here". There may be a feint right, but I suspect the trend is left. -- .. Christopher A. Young learn more about Jesus .. www.lds.org .. .. |
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Miss. homeowner used taxpayer relief shot on escaped murdersuspect after week-long manhunt
On Saturday, March 12, 2016 at 8:04:31 AM UTC-8, Terry Coombs wrote:
distribution pruned David B. wrote: On 12/03/2016 14:14, FromTheRafters wrote: It is absurd to allow us the right to defend ourselves while taking away the ability to do so. Sorry if this sounds stupid, but why do you need an AK47 to defend yourself? Wouldn't a sten gun do the job? Well sure ! So would an SKS , AR15 , Remington 740/742 , FN/FAL , 1911 , Ruger P90 , Mossberg 500A , or any of a number of things , including knives , axes , spears and clubs . So what's your point ? -- Snag --- This email has been checked for viruses by Avast antivirus software. https://www.avast.com/antivirus Seeing as how the functioning and lethality of the so-called "assualt" weapon and a "standard" hunting rifle is identical... Amazing how so many anti gun nuts do nod know that there is no difference between them. Any "ugly" gun just has to be an assault type and they also think that all the "ugly" guns are full automatic. Harr K |
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Miss. homeowner used taxpayer relief shot on escaped murder suspect after week-long manhunt
On Sun, 13 Mar 2016 09:25:00 -0700 (PDT), Harry K
wrote: Seeing as how the functioning and lethality of the so-called "assualt" weapon and a "standard" hunting rifle is identical... Amazing how so many anti gun nuts do nod know that there is no difference between them. Any "ugly" gun just has to be an assault type and they also think that all the "ugly" guns are full automatic. G https://tinyurl.com/h8wygdm & https://tinyurl.com/z84qug7 |
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Miss. homeowner used taxpayer relief shot on escaped murder suspect after week-long manhunt
On Sun, 13 Mar 2016 09:25:00 -0700 (PDT), Harry K
wrote: On Saturday, March 12, 2016 at 8:04:31 AM UTC-8, Terry Coombs wrote: distribution pruned David B. wrote: On 12/03/2016 14:14, FromTheRafters wrote: It is absurd to allow us the right to defend ourselves while taking away the ability to do so. Sorry if this sounds stupid, but why do you need an AK47 to defend yourself? Wouldn't a sten gun do the job? Well sure ! So would an SKS , AR15 , Remington 740/742 , FN/FAL , 1911 , Ruger P90 , Mossberg 500A , or any of a number of things , including knives , axes , spears and clubs . So what's your point ? -- Snag --- This email has been checked for viruses by Avast antivirus software. https://www.avast.com/antivirus Seeing as how the functioning and lethality of the so-called "assualt" weapon and a "standard" hunting rifle is identical... Amazing how so many anti gun nuts do nod know that there is no difference between them. Any "ugly" gun just has to be an assault type and they also think that all the "ugly" guns are full automatic. Harr K I have yet to meet anyone who's in favor of gun control who is not almost completely ignorant about guns. |
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Miss. homeowner used taxpayer relief shot on escaped murder suspect after week-long manhunt
On Tue, 15 Mar 2016 13:38:45 -0700, "Ashton Crusher"
wrote: Why do the police need an AK47 or AR15 to defend themselves? Will you please stop cross-posting to these troll groups? If you want an answer to your question, find the Bank of America shootout video in Hollywood years ago, when cops were out-gunned by modified weapons - making them automatic. |
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Miss. homeowner used taxpayer relief shot on escaped murdersuspect after week-long manhunt
On Tuesday, March 15, 2016 at 3:41:08 PM UTC-5, Ashton Crusher wrote:
On Sun, 13 Mar 2016 09:25:00 -0700 (PDT), Harry K wrote: On Saturday, March 12, 2016 at 8:04:31 AM UTC-8, Terry Coombs wrote: distribution pruned David B. wrote: On 12/03/2016 14:14, FromTheRafters wrote: It is absurd to allow us the right to defend ourselves while taking away the ability to do so. Sorry if this sounds stupid, but why do you need an AK47 to defend yourself? Wouldn't a sten gun do the job? Well sure ! So would an SKS , AR15 , Remington 740/742 , FN/FAL , 1911 , Ruger P90 , Mossberg 500A , or any of a number of things , including knives , axes , spears and clubs . So what's your point ? -- Snag --- This email has been checked for viruses by Avast antivirus software. https://www.avast.com/antivirus Seeing as how the functioning and lethality of the so-called "assualt" weapon and a "standard" hunting rifle is identical... Amazing how so many anti gun nuts do nod know that there is no difference between them. Any "ugly" gun just has to be an assault type and they also think that all the "ugly" guns are full automatic. Harr K I have yet to meet anyone who's in favor of gun control who is not almost completely ignorant about guns. I find it amusing that all the howling anti gun elites have armed guards to protect them and their families. o_O [8~{} Uncle Armed Monster |
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