Drive-by horse shooter jailed for Amish buggy attack

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LANCASTER, PENNSYLVANIA -- A drive-by shooter who gunned down a horse pulling a buggy with an Amish family inside has been sentenced to one to two years behind bars by a Pennsylvania judge.
A married couple and their three young children were in the buggy when Timothy Diggs Jr. pulled alongside it and opened fire.
Blaming cough medicine abuse for his behaviour, Diggs apologized for the shooting as he pleaded guilty to cruelty to animals, reckless endangerment and also entered pleas on several unrelated charges.
But Lancaster County Judge David Ashworth was less than impressed with his apology and sentenced Diggs in the aggravated range under state guidelines.
He warned Diggs that if he ended up back in court, "I'll put you in jail for as long as I can."

Utah mom drove son to shooting: 'Did you get them?'

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SALT LAKE CITY, UTAH –  Lisa Egersdorf is totally going for Mother of the Year. What other mom would pick up her teenage son from high school and doing the driving while kiddo shot at rival gang members he was fighting with?
Cops say Egersdorf's son, Damian Garcia told the very picture of matronly goodness: "Mom, they just jumped me." She replied: "It's all right, we're going to get them." Game. Set. Match. Right?
 Cops say Egersdorf-- also called "Ma" -- even asked the 17-year-old after he fired several shots at the rivals' car: "Did you get them?" No one was hurt, except perhaps a mother's pride. Detectives said that Egersdorf admitted that she and her son are members of a gang but didn't pull the trigger.
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NBA STAR JAVARIS CRITTENTON WANTED FOR DRIVE BY

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NBA bad boy Javaris Crittenton is wanted for the drive by shooting of a 22-year-old mom of four, who was not the intended target of the murder, cops say.
The one time Laker, who was most recently drafted by the Washington Wizards was apparently aiming at someone who had robbed him.
But after driving up slowly in an SUV he mistakenly took out Jullian Jones, who later died from her injuries.  
Atlanta Police Major Keith Meadow said: "It's my understanding there was some jewelry and other valuables that were stolen. It appears that he may have had an NBA ring that was stolen during the robbery."
He added that witnesses identified Crittenton.
He told Fox Atlanta: "We had a great deal of outrage in that community shortly after Ms. Jones was shot and we had a great deal of cooperation from people in the community.