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<title>My nomination for best &#x26;#x22;good news&#x26;#x22; story of the day</title>
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<description>Gun-Toting Citizen Halts Apparent Robbery Police Praise Effort; Suspect in Custody By LINDA MULLEN Tribune Staff Writer SOUTH BEND -- Anyone who has a television should know the proper accent to use when saying &#x26;#x22;citizen&#x26;#x27;s arrest, citizen&#x26;#x27;s arrest.&#x26;#x22; But Eric Endres wasn&#x26;#x27;t imitating Barney Fife Saturday night when he stopped a burglar, at gunpoint, from making off with the goods at a local computer store. Endres does, however, have the attitude that the old Mayberry deputy had in regard to his responsibility as a law-abiding citizen. &#x26;#x22;I have a permit to carry a firearm every day, and I carry it...</description>
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