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A woman bravely confronts an armed intruder to protect her granddaughter, offering help and begging for assistance. Police arrive, arresting the suspect who faces multiple charges. The granddaughter struggles with fear after the incident. The suspect, with a history of felonies, is ordered to remain in custody by a judge.

Inside a home here on Meadowlark Drive, a woman survived a terrifying assault Tuesday afternoon. The victim claims a man walked into her home, pointed a gun at her head, and raped her while the suspect simultaneously recorded the assault on his phone. After the suspect began to leave, the woman grabbed her own gun and began shooting at her attacker. A neighbor quickly called 911, and the victim eventually identified her attacker as 23 year old Trayvon Haynes. In fact, just an hour after the victim said she was attacked, an alert Speedway police officer spotted the suspect's car with its hazard lights flashing along Lynnhurst and noticed the driver had been shot in the leg.

A homeowner SHOT and killed three teenagers who were breaking into his house. Their parents have filed charges against the homeowner, demanding that he be arrested. At four a. M, they wore masks and carried G U N S, attempting to force their way into a homeowner's house. Despite a sign at the homeowner's door stating trespassers may be SHOT, the homeowner quickly took countermeasures to protect himself. All three were hit. One died on the spot and the other two died in the hospital due to severe injuries. However, multiple witnesses confirmed that it was the suspect who first shot at the homeowner and the homeowner only fought back in self defense. The police also concluded, based on Georgia's self defense law and the Stand Your Ground Act, that the homeowner's actions were a legitimate act of self defense.

A mother in Miami Gardens protected her children from an intruder by grabbing a shotgun when he tried to break in. The man ran away when he saw the gun, and the mother didn't shoot him because of her kids. She is asking for help to find the suspect who got away.

David Watkuri was shot while trimming a tree outside his Minneapolis home, with a bullet fired from his neighbor John Shawshack's window. Watkuri suffered serious injuries, including a bullet wound to his neck, broken ribs, and a concussion. Over the past 11 months, he and his wife have faced ongoing harassment from Shawshack, who has a history of mental illness. Despite being charged with attempted murder, Shawshack remains at home, raising community concerns about safety. Police acknowledge the risk of a violent confrontation but have not set an arrest date, leading to frustration from residents who feel the police have failed to protect them. Watkuri expressed disappointment in the police response, questioning their ability to ensure community safety.

ATF agents raided a home, covering the doorbell camera. When the homeowner investigated, he was shot and killed by the ATF. His wife was detained for hours. Despite policies requiring body cameras, none were used. This raises concerns about government overreach.

The speaker recounts being swatted at his home at 2:35 AM. He saw a man with an AR-15 outside his window via security cameras. He called 911, who confirmed they received a report of a shooting, people bleeding, and people hiding at his address, none of which was true. He believes he was targeted due to his conservative political views and possibly for criticizing Zelensky and Ukraine. He notes others, including Alex Jones's reporter, have been swatted, and one InfoWars reporter was killed in Austin. He believes the goal is to scare or even kill people with opposing views. The speaker has since coordinated with the sheriff's department, who now have his and his family's contact information and a plan to verify any future calls to his address before dispatching officers. He also contacted Cash Patel, who informed the FBI director. The speaker decided to publicize the incident to raise awareness and deter future attempts.

A 77-year-old homeowner in East Oakland shot a burglary suspect who later died. The homeowner was arrested on suspicion of murder after the incident, which occurred when three suspects arrived at the home in a stolen car. One suspect allegedly had a crowbar. Police found the homeowner pointing a stolen revolver at a female suspect, who claimed the homeowner shot her friend. Another male suspect was found with a replica gun and arrested for burglary. The homeowner has declined to speak with investigators. No charges have been filed as the Alameda County DA's office reviews the case. A legal analyst stated that shooting someone in the back while chasing them is unlawful, but the homeowner could argue self-defense if in imminent fear for their life. The DA has until Thursday to decide on charges.

I’m doing my show like normal, and I’m reaching the end of the show when I see an alert from my Ring doorbell: somebody’s at the front door. I’m live, reading super chats and live chat messages, and I see that this guy has a loaded gun. He’s got a motorcycle helmet and a backpack, a gun drawn, and he’s knocking on the door yelling. I didn’t want to tip him off that I knew he was there, so I kept the show going for about a minute, then wrapped it up quickly. My producer runs in and I ask, who is that? What’s going on? He says, I called the cops. They’re here. The guy’s gone. Then I start getting changed out of my suit, and I hear gunshots go off outside. I jumped to the ground, not knowing what was happening. I step outside after the dust settles and there are about 10 cop cars up and down the street, the whole block locked down, the alley shut down. They tell me to get back inside. We’re not allowed to leave until the morning. That’s how late they were there. At the end of the night, after the cops left, I went out in the very early morning. Did anyone come and explain anything to you? No. Nobody said anything. It’s ridiculous. In the morning, I asked the guy what happened, and he told me the story. It turns out the shooter is a 23-year-old white man, a “white nerd,” short guy, who was at the University of Illinois in Urbana-Champaign, about two hours south of where I live. He killed three people earlier in the day: his roommate, killed the roommate’s sister, and killed the roommate’s mother. He then got in his car and drove directly to my house, parked outside, got out a .22 pistol and an automatic crossbow (a weird choice), and knocked on my door. He went around the house, tried the back door, tried the front door. The cops pulled up, he took off running through the gangway, hopped the fence, and ran into the neighbor’s house. I guess he went into the neighbor’s basement because the door was unlocked. He was hiding from the police. He shot two of the neighbor’s dogs, which is devastating. He ran back outside, and the cops spotted him. He shot at the cops. The cops shot him in the face, and he died on the spot. What was his motive? They never told me. To this day, I have no idea. There’s no explanation. There was no contact after the incident. The Illinois State Police came by about a week later to retrieve the Ring camera footage of the whole incident, and I downloaded that onto a thumb drive. That’s it. I never heard from the cops, never heard from the government. Not at all. A guy comes to murder you, kills three others and two dogs, and no one bothers to tell you anything? It’s ridiculous.

A man in Colorado Springs was shot seven times in the back with an AR-15. He is unable to post pictures due to evidence, but he can share a video. Researchers at Wayne State University study the impact of bullets on human tissue using gelatin blocks. Handgun rounds create a relatively straight line through the tissue, while rounds from an AR-15 cause an explosion inside the body. The man who was shot is recovering and grateful that none of his vital organs were hit. He believes that stricter gun laws could help prevent such incidents in the future.

A man shoplifts cigarettes from a store and leads deputies on a low-speed chase to his residence. When deputies approach, the man fires at them, injuring one deputy. The suspect barricades himself in his truck and refuses to come out, setting fires in the garage and house. After negotiations fail, the house catches fire and the suspect is eventually taken into custody. He requests to call the president, believing he will be pardoned.

Homeowner shot and killed three teenagers who were breaking into his house. Their parents filed charges against the homeowner, demanding that he be arrested. According to the police investigation, Isaiah Reid, 16, Jaime Hernandez, 15, and their 16-year-old accomplice. At 4AM, they wore masks and carried G U N S, attempting to force entry. Despite a sign saying 'Trespassers may be S H O T', the homeowner acted to protect himself. All three were hit; one died on the spot, the other two died in hospital. The parents demanded prosecution, claiming he took their sons' lives. However, witnesses confirmed the suspect first shot at the homeowner; the homeowner fought back in self defense. Police concluded that the homeowner's actions were a legitimate act of self defense under Georgia's self defense law and the Stand Your Ground Act.

Donna Jackson calls 911, reporting a man trying to break into her house. She says he's yelling and banging on the back door, which is visible on video. The front gate is locked, requiring him to climb the fence. She retrieves a shotgun and takes the safety off. She says there's a key hidden in a broken flagpole if police need it. The man moves around the house, attempting to find a way in. 911 informs her she can defend her property. She says she doesn't want to kill him but will if necessary. She turns off the lights. The man begins breaking in. She says he appears to be an older man and sounds drunk. He yells something that sounds like "Pat." He uses a plastic chair to try to break in. She shoots him as he goes out front, stating she thinks she killed him. She requests an ambulance.

We saw a man with a rifle crawling on a roof near a Trump rally. Despite pointing him out to police and Secret Service, shots were fired from the roof. The Secret Service then shot and killed the man.

A young mother was viciously attacked during a home invasion, caught on nanny cam. The intruder kicked his way inside the home around 10:30 Friday morning. The mother of two was unarmed and her little girl was in the room watching. The victim says she made a conscious decision not to scream, fearing her daughter would be hurt. The video shows brutal punches and vicious kicks. The intruder put her in a choke hold and slammed her to the floor, then dragged her away and shoved her down the stairs. The victim's husband and veteran cops were speechless after watching the video. The couple wants people to see the video to help get the suspect off the street, saying he is violent.

We saw a man with a rifle on a roof during a Trump rally. We alerted the police and Secret Service, but shots were fired before action was taken. The Secret Service shot and killed the man on the roof.

A Best Buy store manager in Augusta, Georgia, witnessed a customer stealing a laptop and confronted him. The customer became angry, knocked down an employee, and pulled out a knife. As he tried to escape, he encountered four marines collecting toys for charity. The marines stopped him, but he managed to stab one of them in the back. The injured marine's injuries were not severe. When the police and ambulance arrived, the customer was found with multiple injuries, including broken arms, ankle, and leg, missing teeth, broken ribs, contusions, lacerations, broken nose, and broken jaw. These injuries were sustained when he slipped and fell off the curb after stabbing the marine.

A renter in Lindsay, Ontario confronted an intruder; the intruder, Michael Kyle Breen, was airlifted to a Toronto hospital with serious injuries. The resident, Jeremy McDonald, was arrested and charged with aggravated assault and assault with a weapon, with court documents suggesting a knife was involved. Breen was charged with possession of a weapon, break and enter, and failing to comply with probation. Court documents show there was an arrest warrant out for Breen, at the time of this incident. "Under Canadian law, individuals have the right to defend themselves and their property. However, it is important to understand that these rights are not unlimited in Canada. The law requires that any defensive action be proportionate to the threat faced." McDonald will be back in court in September; Breen will be held in custody pending a bail hearing after hospital.

A young black woman working as armed security in Detroit gets into a car accident with minors who may be underage. She calls her mom and an insurance agent, while the minors call their parents. The situation escalates when the minors falsely claim that she pulled a firearm on them, leading to a physical assault on her and her boyfriend. The assault is recorded by her sister on a FaceTime call that was still connected. The minors steal her phone but it is later recovered. The woman files a police report, but feels harassed when a detective starts questioning her and her family. The video ends with a plea for law enforcement to take action against the assault and theft.

A man with a criminal history was reported as a suspicious person in a neighborhood. Deputies arrived, and he began breaking into homes. One homeowner shot at him, which is allowed in Santa Rosa County. The homeowner is encouraged to attend a gun safety class to improve their shooting skills and potentially prevent future incidents.

There is a disturbing incident captured on video where a man in a security outfit shoots into a crowd at close range. The video shows the man walking and then shooting. The sound of the gunshots can also be heard.