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MI: Man shoots out car's tires, thwarts Delta Twp. robbery
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A man stopped a robbery of an unoccupied home Tuesday night by shooting out the tires of a car and detaining two men until police arrived.
Deputies arrived and arrested the suspects. The suspects are being held in the Eaton County Jail.
The incident remains under investigation.
Deputies were aided by Lansing police and Michigan State Police troopers. |
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Millwright66
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| Be interesting to see how this is ultimately adjudicated. In a lot of jurisdictions the actions of this "good citizens" would be illegal. |
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