A Rockingham County, North Carolina, man who absconded probation was shot and killed by a homeowner while allegedly trying to enter a storage building on the homeowner’s property.
A Rockingham County, North Carolina, man who absconded from probation was shot and killed by a homeowner Tuesday morning while allegedly trying to make entry into a storage building on the homeowner’s property.that officers responded to call about a shooting at 4:29 a.m. Tuesday. They arrived at a home in “the 4600 block of White Rock Road” to find Christopher Jay Peche shot and fatally wounded.that the homeowner indicated he had awoken “to someone on their property approaching their back door.
Once outside, the homeowner heard noises coming from near his storage building. He went toward the noise and found Peche allegedly trying to break in. He confronted Peche, ultimately shooting him.AWR Hawkins is an award-winning Second Amendment columnist for Breitbart News and the writer/curator of
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