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OK: Armed Woman Fights Off 2 Home Invasion Burglars
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Sheriff Scott Walton said a woman was house sitting at a home just west of Inola when two men tried to break in.
As she was calling 911, one of the men got inside the home and tried to take away her gun. She fought back, hitting him in the face, to retain the weapon.
A neighbor heard the commotion and went to help the woman
The house sitter handed the neighbor her gun and he fired a warning shot, but the intruder had already jumped out of a window. |
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jac
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| Another self defense with a gun, but it won't count because neither of the criminals was killed. |
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