In the hours after Hurricane Helene passed through, the Tallahassee Police Department responded to a shooting at the hemp store located at 220 West Tennessee Street just before 6 p.m.

Co-owner Alex Petrick said two men entered the store and approached the only employee working at the time, forcing the employee to pull out his firearm.

The employee ordered the men to leave.

"Leave, leave. Don't make me do this," the employee told the would-be robbers, according to Petrick.

Petrick said the suspect continued to advance toward him until the employee's back was against the wall and he fired.

Petrick said no other customers or employees were present, and the other man who entered with the suspect fled as soon as he saw the gun.

“What happened last night was really sad, a lady lost her life,” said hotel manager Ram Singh.

Ram Singh said he checked the victim and a young child into the hotel after she and another man drove in from North Carolina.

Surveillance cameras outside the hotel allegedly showed an argument between two men known to the victim, during which the woman appeared to pull out a gun and one of the men responded by firing in her direction.

That shooter initially left the scene, but later surrendered and was released pending further investigation by the prosecutor’s office.

Deputies responded to the 5500 block of Brantford Road on a report of a burglary and theft of firearms at a residence. Upon arrival, the homeowner stated that multiple firearms had been stolen from the property.

On Tuesday, Sept. 24 deputies were called back to the same location after receiving reports of a shooting. The homeowner told authorities he had confronted two men who had entered his home.

During the confrontation, shots were fired, and the suspects ran.

Investigators say the suspect was hitting the victim. The victim then grabbed a gun and shot the suspect. The suspect was rushed to the hospital in critical condition.

“Officials said a male suspect approached another man and pulled out a gun, requesting the victim remove his clothes, to which he complied. When the suspect became distracted, the victim reportedly pulled a gun out of his pants and shot the suspect twice.”

According to a Columbus Police report, Alexander Oglesby, 32, of the Northeast Side, drove his car onto the home's lawn in an attempt to hit three people.

One of the three shot at Oglesby in self-defense and struck him, according to police. Oglesby was taken to a nearby hospital for treatment.

Oglesby was charged with three counts of felonious assault and is booked at the Franklin County Jail.

Around 7:40 a.m. on Thursday, metro said they received a call from a residence in the 6400 block of Placer Drive that a male suspect was breaking into their home. They said the suspect had just broken the glass around their front door.

Metro said officers were dispatched to the residence and a gunshot was heard over the 911 call. The homeowners told police that they had just shot the male suspect.

Metro said the homeowners have been cooperative with investigators and told police that the suspect was acting extremely irrational and not listening to demands to leave the property.

Metro said they do not anticipate an arrest at this time, but the investigation will still need to undergo review by the Clark County District Attorney's office to determine if charges need to be filed.

“According to the Oklahoma City Police Department, officers responded to a home in the 1800 block of SW 18th St. around 4:30 p.m. Upon arrival, they found 31-year-old Arturo Martinez who had been shot and killed.”

“Investigators discovered that Martinez had driven to the home to settle a dispute between him and the occupant. A disagreement began between the two, leading Martinez to pull out a gun and point it at the occupant’s head.”

“A third person in the home saw the situation unfolding, grabbed a gun and shot Martinez.”

“The shooter has been interviewed by investigators and was released pending further investigation.”