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  • San Jacinto Homeowner Shoots and Kills Shotgun-Armed Intruder After Being Fired Upon, Sheriff Says

    San Jacinto Homeowner Shoots and Kills Shotgun-Armed Intruder After Being Fired Upon, Sheriff Says

    My Right To Carry News Team

    My Right To Carry News Team

    A deadly confrontation unfolded late at night in San Jacinto, California, when a resident encountered an intruder inside his home and the encounter ended in a fatal shooting. Authorities say the incident took place in the 1300 block of Heron Way and is being examined by the Riverside County Sheriff’s Office.

    Investigators describe the case as a straightforward example of self-defense. According to the sheriff’s office, the homeowner was not initially inside his residence at the moment trouble began.

    Officials say the resident was at a neighbor’s house when he became aware of screaming and the sound of gunfire coming from within his own home. The noises prompted him to return to his property to find out what was happening.

    Once back at the residence, the homeowner confronted an intruder who was armed with a shotgun, authorities said. During that encounter, the suspect fired multiple shots at the resident.

    The sheriff’s office reports that the resident responded with gunfire, striking the intruder. The intruder died from the injuries, and the investigation is proceeding with the incident characterized by officials as a clear-cut self-defense situation.

  • South Austin Shooting Spree Prompts Lockdown as Two Suspects Are Held and One Remains Sought

    South Austin Shooting Spree Prompts Lockdown as Two Suspects Are Held and One Remains Sought

    My Right To Carry News Team

    My Right To Carry News Team

    South Austin faced a wide-ranging emergency response over the weekend after a roaming series of shootings unfolded across multiple locations. Authorities said the incidents appeared to be unprovoked and spread quickly enough to spark fear across several neighborhoods.

    Austin Police Chief Lisa Davis said investigators have linked the violence to at least 10 separate shooting sites. The attacks were described as seemingly random, with shots fired at people traveling in vehicles, turning ordinary trips on local roads into potential targets.

    Police reported that four people were hurt during the spree. As information came in from different scenes, law enforcement expanded its response and issued shelter-in-place instructions affecting more than one neighborhood, effectively placing large parts of South Austin under a temporary lockdown.

    Officials also said two local fire stations were among the locations that came under fire. The inclusion of emergency-service facilities underscored how indiscriminate the pattern appeared, and it forced a broader safety posture while authorities worked to determine the scope of what occurred.

    Chief Davis confirmed that two suspects have been arrested in connection with the shootings. Police said they are still searching for another person believed to be involved, and the manhunt remained active as the investigation continued. The scale of the response, including the shelter order, reflected the reality that public safety ultimately depends on rapid accountability for offenders and the ability of law-abiding residents to protect themselves when violence erupts without warning.

  • North Philadelphia Break-In Attempt Ends After Homeowner Shoots Intruder at Rear Window

    North Philadelphia Break-In Attempt Ends After Homeowner Shoots Intruder at Rear Window

    My Right To Carry News Team

    My Right To Carry News Team

    A fatal shooting in North Philadelphia on Sunday afternoon, May 3, 2026, followed what police describe as an attempted break-in at an occupied home. Authorities say the incident unfolded at the rear of the residence, where an adult woman was allegedly trying to force her way inside through a back window.

    Philadelphia Police officials reported that the homeowner confronted the attempted entry as it was happening. The resident, whom police believe may be licensed to carry a firearm, reportedly addressed the intruder before any entry was completed.

    According to investigators, the homeowner issued multiple verbal commands telling the woman to stop. Police say the warnings were ignored as the woman continued working to break through the rear window.

    The situation ended when the homeowner fired a shot, striking the woman. Police stated the homeowner’s actions are being treated as self-defense based on the reported circumstances surrounding the attempted forced entry and the ignored warnings.

    The woman died as a result of the gunshot, and the case remains tied to the claim that she was attempting to unlawfully enter an occupied property. The reported details underscore the principle that lawful residents have the right to defend themselves in their homes when confronted with an immediate, unlawful intrusion.

  • Garland Dad Defends Family During Carjacking Attempt, Suspect Dies After Struggle

    Garland Dad Defends Family During Carjacking Attempt, Suspect Dies After Struggle

    My Right To Carry News Team

    My Right To Carry News Team

    Authorities in Garland, Texas, say a violent carjacking attempt ended with the suspect fatally shot after confronting a father who had multiple family members inside the vehicle. The incident happened on Sunday afternoon, May 3, 2026, and was captured on surveillance video reviewed by police.

    According to Garland Police Department officials, the suspect tried to take the vehicle while a family of eight was still in it. The father was inside with five children, along with two female passengers, when the attempted theft unfolded.

    Police describe the suspect as unarmed but aggressive, and they say the confrontation turned into an extended physical struggle. Investigators indicate the father fought back as the suspect attempted to gain control of the vehicle with the occupants still present.

    During the confrontation, the father shot the suspect, who later died from his injuries. Officials emphasize that the video evidence supports the conclusion that the father’s actions were taken to defend himself and protect the children and other passengers.

    Garland police have stated that no charges are expected against the father. From a libertarian perspective that recognizes the fundamental right of self-defense, the case underscores a basic reality: when government cannot be everywhere at once, responsible citizens sometimes must act immediately to protect their families from violent threats.

  • Harris County Content Creator Meetup Ends in Shooting After Alleged Robbery Attempt

    Harris County Content Creator Meetup Ends in Shooting After Alleged Robbery Attempt

    My Right To Carry News Team

    My Right To Carry News Team

    A late-morning meet-up between two social media content creators in northwest Harris County erupted into gunfire on Tuesday, April 28, 2026, according to investigators with the Harris County Sheriff’s Office.

    Authorities said the two had arranged to meet to talk about filming content. During the discussion, the encounter allegedly shifted from a planned collaboration into a confrontation inside a Tesla.

    Investigators reported that the passenger pulled out a firearm and attempted to rob the driver. The driver then shot the passenger in the chest, deputies said.

    The shooting was described by investigators as occurring during the attempted robbery, with the driver responding after the passenger allegedly produced a gun. The incident unfolded in northwest Harris County, and it happened late Tuesday morning.

    The case remains tied to an alleged armed robbery attempt during what began as an ordinary content-creation meeting, based on the sheriff’s office account. Deputies have described the sequence as the passenger initiating the threat and the driver firing a single shot that struck the passenger in the chest.