FL:  Robbery suspect shot and killed by victim: "A man who tried to rob a couple returning home early Sunday morning was shot and killed, PBSO said.   The couple, who live in the 5100 block of Palm Hill Drive, were walking to their apartment  about 2:12 a.m. when a man with a gun approached them, police said. The unidentified man ordered the couple into their apartment and followed them. As he searched their things, the man with the gun and the male victim began to fight.  The male victim grabbed the gun and shot the suspected robber, police said. The suspect ran from the apartment and collapsed on the walkway nearby, police said.  The suspect was pronounced dead by Palm Beach County Fire Rescue.  The names of the dead man and the couple were not released Sunday morning."


GA: Intruder shot at  business after pulling gun on owner:  "A 55-year-old Athens man was in critical condition Sunday after he was shot by the owner of a Westside check-cashing business who fired in self-defense when the man pulled a gun, Athens-Clarke police said.
Donald Collins was under police guard Sunday afternoon in the intensive care unit of Athens Regional Medical Center, where was treated for gunshot wounds to his face and head, police said.   Collins was shot Saturday morning by the 75-year-old owner of Classic Cash, 2141 W. Broad St., police said. While preparing to open the business shortly before 9 a.m., the owner opened a side door to let in an employee when he noticed a man wearing a hooded sweatshirt run across the parking lot, police said. The owner got his licensed handgun and opened the door to find out what the man was up to, police said, as Collins ran into a storage room attached to the business.  The business owner alerted Collins that he was armed and called for him to show himself. When Collins came out pointing a pistol at him, the businessman fired his gun three times, striking Collins twice"


FL: Business owner thwarts robbery attempt, suspect shot dead:  "Pasco County Sheriff deputies are investigating an attempted robbery at Justice Coin in New Port Richey Sunday.  Wayne Justice, the store owner, was stabbed when the suspect entered his store.  Once the suspect stabbed Justice, he pulled a gun and shot the suspect, Jacob Stanborn, 25, in the chest.  Stanborn died in front of the store from the gun shot wound.  Justice's injuries were not life threatening. Deputies reported that Stanborn and Justice knew each other through the store.  No charges are expected in the case."