FL: Man charged in shooting death of grocery store customer: "A man suspected of trying to rob a grocery store in December now faces murder charges because a bystander was killed during an exchange of gunfire. Deputies say 20-year-old Jamsson Telisma tried to rob JC Grocery Store in Orlando Dec. 4, but a clerk pulled a gun and fired. Customer John Williams was shot and later died in the ensuing gunfight. The Orange County Sheriff's Office did not say which man's gun fired the fatal shots. Telisma is in the Orange County Jail. He was convicted in 2009 on a drug paraphernalia charge."


La.: Two shot trying to break and enter: "The first victim was identified as Roderick R. McCullon, 20, from Monroe. Police said McCullon was taken to St. Francis Medical Center where he later died as a result of his injuries. As the investigation progressed, Smith said police identified a second victim, Marvin Fritz, 42, also from Monroe. She said Fritz was not at the scene when police first arrived. Police said Fritz received a gun shot wound and was taken to St. Francis by a witness. Smith said Fritz is still listed in critical condition. Smith said Fritz and McCullon were trying to break into a residence when they were shot. However, while the report states while the suspect in this incident is known, the investigation is ongoing and no arrests have been made. Smith said the man believed to have shot Fritz and McCullon is a Monroe resident who was visiting his girlfriend, who lives in West Monroe, at the time of the shootings."


Pa.: Home invasion intruder killed: "State police have identified a masked intruder who was fatally shot in a Hunlock Creek home invasion Tuesday. Robert Muntz, 44, of Sweet Valley, was killed at 59 Old Tavern Road, said Trooper Tom Kelly, spokesman for state police at Wyoming. A female occupant of the home was shot Tuesday, but was expected to survive, police said. Witnesses told investigators three masked people -two males and a female - entered the home around 11:39 a.m. prompting an exchange of gunfire. The female victim shot the intruder, police said. She was taken to an area hospital for treatment of non-life-threatening injuries. The two other alleged intruders fled in a car and remain at large".


UT: 4 Walmart employees fired after disarming gunman caught shoplifting: "The gunman had a firm grip on Stewart's shoulder, telling him and three of his Walmart co-workers, "Don't make me do this." Instantly, Shawn Ray and Justin Richins kicked into gear, spinning the gunman around. Lori Poulsen ripped the gun away and secured it. They all held onto the man until police arrived minutes later. The four Layton Walmart employees felt it was mission accomplished. Police officers told them they had done everything right. But a week later, all four were fired from their jobs. Walmart said their actions had violated company policy and put their fellow workers and shoppers at risk."