My wife like her .357   ;D


For the sixth time in five months, there's been gunfire during a South Knox County home robbery.

The latest incident, Monday night, involved a woman shooting and killing a man with a lengthy criminal history during a home invasion robbery after the intruder had struggled with and shot her husband, authorities said Tuesday.

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Excellent.

"KPD K-9 units attempted to track the second suspect but lost the scent about a block away from the home."

Jeez, I wouldn't have thought you needed a dog to follow the odor trail that guy must have been laying down after having a close encounter with a .357 magnum.

At least one of 'em isn't going to be tough to find though. Ever.

The only thing in this story that bothers me is that they broke in  "looking" for drugs.  And they are not telling if the victims knew their attackers...  That mixed with a 4 year old in the house.... :-\ :-\ :-\

Quote from: Solars Toy on November 25, 2010, 03:50:58 PM
The only thing in this story that bothers me is that they broke in  "looking" for drugs.  And they are not telling if the victims knew their attackers...  That mixed with a 4 year old in the house.... :-\ :-\ :-\

I understand your point of view ST.  But I did not see one thing about the possibility, but again that is plausible in this day and age.

Quote from: arpad on November 25, 2010, 03:10:03 PM
"KPD K-9 units attempted to track the second suspect but lost the scent about a block away from the home."

Jeez, I wouldn't have thought you needed a dog to follow the odor trail that guy must have been laying down after having a close encounter with a .357 magnum.

Maybe the dog was overcome by the brown trail left by the fleeing perv.  :))