Posted on 12/06/2017 4:47:42 AM PST by marktwain
OSHKOSH, Wis. - An 18-year-old Appleton man is dead after a shooting in Oshkosh. Police said a suspect is still at large.Nine days later, this report is made about the incident on Waugoo Avenue. There is no indication that the shooting was justified self defense.
Police identified Cashmiere A.S. Hill as the victim.
OSHKOSH, Wis. - Three men have been arrested in connectoSHion to an armed robbery that ended in the fatal shooting of a teenager in Oshkosh.On November 16, we get this report. There is a hint the shooting was justified. A man is charged with felony murder. The headline:
Cashmiere A.S. Hill, 18, was killed in the shooting on Waugoo Avenue on November 5.
According to a criminal complaint, several people planned to rob a man on the 800 block of Waugoo Avenue after he posted on Facebook about winning thousands of dollars at the casino.On the afternoon of 16 November, 50 miles away, in Green Bay, a reporter obtains the police report. WBAY gves a reasonably detailed account.
That group included Summers and Cashmiere Hill, 18, of Appleton.
The man fought off the armed robbers once, but Hill then returned and the man shot at him in what he said was self-defense, court documents said.
An 18-year-old Appleton man was shot and killed by the target of a robbery at an apartment in Oshkosh, according to a criminal complaint obtained by Action 2 News.It is a clear example of a self defense shooting. The victim was targeted in his home. He was subject to home invasion aimed at robbing him. There were multiple assailants. He was shot at and wounded while defending himself. He killed one of the home invaders. You would not know it from reading most of the coverage.
Tory Summers, 28, has been charged with Felony Murder in connection to the death of Cashmiere A.S. Hill. Summers is also charged with Armed Robbery and Burglary.
On Nov. 5, Oshkosh Police were called to a report of a shooting in the 800 block of Waugoo Ave. Officers arrived on scene to find Cashmiere Hill on the sidewalk outside of an apartment complex.
An investigator entered the apartment and found blood on the door to the entrance, handrails and steps.
Police located the alleged target of the robbery, who had a gunshot wound on his right forearm. The man told police that he had been watching a movie in his living room when he heard glass breaking in his kitchen. He went to check it out and found a man trying to get into his home.
Man killed, another wounded in Oshkosh shootingThe news organizations depend on the police a great deal. The police have to investigate the situation. That takes time. The victim does not want to be identified and targeted. That leaves an information void for the media. That explains part of the problem.
The Dems might accuse him of “Baiting the Field”!
Too true.
Cashmiere likely needed $10 to replace that three legged chair on his front porch (note the pic).
Unused work boots? Hell, they’re probably stolen too.
Fast forwarding past details not pertinent, I often see this. Some shoe companies make donations to some charities. Every so often a person out of work can get a free pair of footwear appropriate for the job they claim to have been offered from those charities. The parasites have learned about this too. Often Ive seen these new shoes then resold to pawn shops and clothing resales shops to get that days money for beer or McD burger. On rare occasion these cant be resold for some reason and the new pair replaces those on the parasites feet so they can stand in the next line but never for work.
Maybe Casmire A.S. Hill needed the money to buy better fitting jeans...like one that will be up on his waist and not near his knees...
I really like the Handcuff belt buckle better than the 3 leg chair.
A nice sweater as hill.
i just love a happy ending
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