WA: Police suspect husband death was self-defense: "A Federal Way man died early Saturday after police said he was shot multiple times by his wife. The wife, 24, called 911 shortly before 4 a.m. and reported that she had just shot her husband, said Federal Way police spokesman Raymond Bunk. The initial investigation indicates the shooting was in self-defense, Bunk said. The identity of the 40-year-old man has not been released. The shooting occurred at the Mariposa apartment complex on 18th Avenue South. Police arrived to find the man inside a bedroom. Paramedics tried to revive him, but he was pronounced dead at the scene at 4:43 a.m. The woman was treated at St. Francis Hospital for minor head injuries. Afterward, she was questioned at the Federal Way Police Department, then released. The woman told police that the couple had been separated for several weeks, and that she and her husband each had a protection order against the other."


MD: Owner Defends Liquor Store, Kills Would-Be Robber Suspect shot during attempted armed robbery: " The owner of a Largo liquor store shot and killed a man in an attempted robbery Friday morning, police said. A man entered Kettering Liquors in the 10600 block of Campus Way South about 7:30 a.m., announced a robbery and pulled out a gun, police said. One of the owners pulled out a shotgun and shot and killed the robber, police said. "It's tragic. Somebody died today," said Bill Miles, of Kettering Liquors. "The good news is it wasn't one of us. It was the bad guy." Three owners and a deliveryman were in the store at the time. None of them was injured. Police are investigating".


Baltimore robbery try: "Police were seeking two men and a woman who attempted to rob three males at Hammershire and Reisterstown roads about 9:30 p.m. Friday. While the men walked down the street, a man armed with a handgun and a woman also carrying a handgun exited a silver Toyota Camry occupied by a second man and demanded their money. When one of the victims grabbed one of the guns, the two fled back to the car and drove off with no money or property."


Florida pizza man delivers a punch with pie: "When a customer pulled a gun on Eric Lopez Devictoria this week, the Pizza Hut deliveryman fought back with the only thing at hand. A large, steaming hot pepperoni pie. Fearing for his life, Devictoria, 40, lobbed the pizza at the armed man who had ordered him inside a Miramar residence in the 1900 block of Acapulco Drive before 1 p.m. Wednesday, police said. The maneuver bought Devictoria time to run to safety. As he fled, the armed man and his accomplices fired at least one shot, police said. The deliveryman called police, who arrested three teenagers in Pembroke Pines on charges of armed robbery a short time later."