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TX: Man fatally shoots would-be robber, police say
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"Two men with shotguns tried to rob a man late Thursday in southeast Fort Worth, but the would-be victim pulled his own gun, killing one, police said." ...
"Police responding to a report of shots fired at the address met with the 35-year-old resident, who said he was in his pickup outside the home when he was approached by two men toting shotguns."
"The man was 'forced to lie down in the street while the suspects contemplated what to do next,' ..."
"'One of the men,' Henderson said, 'decided to force (the resident) back inside his residence and told him to get up. As (he) began to stand up he retrieved a handgun that was concealed in his pants and began slinging lead at the two would-be robbers.'" ... |
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