Man shot on Yori Avenue dies

RENO, Nev. (KOLO)– UPDATE:
On April 5, 2020 around 2 p.m. Officers responded to 2625 Yori Avenue after a report of a battery with a deadly weapon, locating one man who had been shot.

After further investigation Detectives determined that the incident was related to an earlier RPD call, where a female resident of the apartment complex had been battered and strangled by her boyfriend, who had fled the scene prior to Officers arrival.

The suspect (boyfriend) had later returned to the complex looking for the female.

While at the complex, the suspect confronted the landlord placing him in imminent danger. In self-defense, the landlord shot the suspect once.

The case is still under investigation and names of all involved are being withheld for the time being.


Suspected car thief killed outside Oak Cliff store

DALLAS – A man police believe tried to steal a vehicle was killed outside a convenience store in east Oak Cliff Sunday morning.

Police believe the person inside the vehicle shot the would-be robber on Bonnie View Road near Illinois Avenue and Interstate 45.

They are still looking for the shooter, who left the scene before officers got there.


Armed home invader shot dead, another arrested in Arlington Heights

Police are investigating a Saturday home invasion that left one suspect dead and another arrested in northwest suburban Arlington Heights.

Officers responded to a call about 2 p.m. from someone who said there was a man with a gun in their home near the 2400 block of North Evergreen Avenue, Arlington Heights police said in a statement.

One suspected home invader, 58-year-old Larry Brodacz of Buffalo Grove, was pronounced dead at the scene, according to police and the Cook County medical examiner’s office. He died of a gunshot wound to the abdomen, and his death was ruled a homicide.


Not the deadhead’s first run in with the law.
He finally ran into a resident that decided that his days of crime were over.


Home surveillance video shows two masked men approach the home and ring the bell, Arlington Heights police Cmdr. Joseph Pinnello said. The video shows the men fighting outside and then enter the home, he said.

Pinnello would not say who fired a gun inside the home, but said a gun discharged and struck the 58-year-old man. Two children who lived at the home were present during the altercation, he said.

Video of the incident leaked online shows the scuffle return outside the home, where a resident of the home can be seen punching the other suspect.

That man ran from the scene, but was arrested by police nearby, Pinnello said. No charges have been filed.