🚨BREAKING: A female homeowner found an intruder in her s...
“🚨BREAKING: A female homeowner found an intruder in her shed. She subdued him with a baseball bat and chained him up, then forced him to reveal the location of her items and the accomplices. She was arrested and charged with assault occasioning actual bodily harm, kidnapping with intent to cause actual bodily harm and being armed with intent to commit an offence. She has been refused bail. No charges filed against the intruders yet.”
Summary
A female homeowner was arrested after she used a baseball bat to subdue an intruder in her shed, chained him, and forced him to disclose the whereabouts of stolen items and accomplices. She has been charged with assault occasioning actual bodily harm, kidnapping with intent to cause actual bodily harm, and being armed with intent to commit an offence, and a court has refused her bail. No charges have been filed against the intruders at this time.
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