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Home invasion reported in Holly Springs


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Wake County sheriff's authorities said a Holly Springs man was shot early Tuesday in a home invasion.

It happened at about 5 a.m. Tuesday at a residence on Sand Dunes Way.

The victim, Gaybbel Cofield, was taken to WakeMed with a gunshot wound. His condition was not released Tuesday evening.

Further details surrounding the crime were also not available.

RELATED TOPICS: Wake County, Holly Springs

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And if the statistics are correct the person shot was the homeowner with his own gun.

"thanks wral. you didn't even specify who was shot? the homeowner or the criminal?"

I was curious about that and checked who owns property on that street. Somebody named Cofield owns a house on that street, so it seems likely it was the homeowner (or family member) who was shot unless it was somebody from that house robbing their neighbor.

thanks wral. you didn't even specify who was shot? the homeowner or the criminal?

"Aren't guns one of the most prized stolen goods?"

Not if the owners do as they are supposed to and lock them up. Even a earthquake, fire, theft, or a rhino can get into mine. Unless you have crane ;-) (Besides the one by my bed) Be safe! Glad the owners weren't hurt.

How about the elderly who can't leave their houses like a recent robbery victim who was killed? I've already seen one or two senior citizens who own guns put their intruders to the test. They weren't robbed and they survived.

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