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Prosecutors say a Kansas City man won't be charged in his ex-girlfriend's shooting death after he cited self-defense in a case that has sparked outrage from the woman's relatives.
Jessika Peppers, 32, of Osceola, was killed about three months ago after she went to David Love's home in the middle of the day to retrieve an iPhone and laptop, The Kansas City Star reports. Love told investigators he was sleeping when he heard someone breaking in and pulled his gun out from under his bed, a police report says. He said he fired as soon as he saw someone coming into his room and that he hadn't recognized his ex-girlfriend. |
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PHORTO
(12/8/2017)
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"She didn't deserve to be taken out this way."
Well, maybe she shouldn't have broken in on a sleeping resident like a thief, armed with a hammer.
'Seems to me that's a really effective way to get legally shot. |
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