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Guys with guns trying to steal guns get shot by kid that will now be traumatized for the rest of his life.
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Kentucky State Police Investigates Home Invasion in Clay County
MANCHESTER, KY – February 16, 2025 – On Saturday, February 15, 2025, at approximately 4:24 AM, Clay County 911 contacted Kentucky State Police (KSP) Post 11 London to report a shooting incident within the city limits of Manchester. Manchester Police Department responded to the scene and found two individuals who had been shot. They requested KSP’s assistance in investigating the matter.
Upon arrival, troopers determined that the two men involved had forcibly entered a residence with the intention of stealing firearms from a safe. During the break-in, a juvenile resident of the home discovered the intruders and saw them holding firearms. The juvenile, acting in self-defense, retrieved a handgun and shot both men before escaping through a bedroom window.
The two men who were shot were later identified as:
- Roger D. Smith 44 of McKee was transported to Advent Health Manchester by Clay County EMS but suc bed to his injuries.
- Jeffrey M. Allen 51 of Manchester who was pronounced deceased at the scene.
Both men were pronounced dead by Clay County Coroner. Autopsies for both individuals will be performed by the Medical Examiner on Munday, February 17, 2025.
The investigation is ongoing, and Detective Logan Gay is leading the case. He was assisted on the scene by Post 11 Investigation Team. Manchester Police Department and the Clay County Coroner’s office.
Guys with guns trying to steal guns get shot by kid that will now be traumatized for the rest of his life.
What a good Christian you are
Better than him being dead and them being free to use the guns on others.
I think the kid will be okay.
How does a kid even have access to the handgun?
I don't know the law in Kentucky and I didn't note the child's age - I think he's just said to be a juvenile (so, up to 17?). I'm just glad he was able to access a gun to defend himself.
Of course you didn't look. The kid is 14.
The parents should be charged (but they won't be under ridiculous state laws) and you're an idiot for being okay with kids having access to guns.
It wasn't in the release and I wasn't curious. Juvenile wasn't good enough for you?
Nobody's going to be charged. Being a 14 year old that know how to use a gun, I suspect he'll be as resilient as this 11 year-old from Alabama
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