Man charged with felony after firing at fiancé’s attackers

By Jennifer Cruz

If convicted, Jeremiah Morin could face up to 10 years in prison. (Photo: Montgomery County Sheriff’s Office)
A 34-year-old man is facing felony charges after he fired a gun at two men who attacked his fiancé outside of their Spring, Texas, home Friday morning.
Jeremiah Morin was arrested without incident and charged with third-degree felony deadly conduct. According to a press release from the Montgomery County Sheriff’s Office, Morin fired indiscriminately and in a reckless manner with complete disregard as to whether the surrounding homes and vehicles were occupied by other citizens.
Authorities say the incident occurred around 11:45 a.m. as Morin’s fiancé was arriving home with her two children, ages 9 months and 4 years. The woman had taken the younger child inside the house and was walking back outside to bring in her 4-year-old when the woman was approached and attacked by two men wearing ski masks and gloves.
The suspects grabbed the woman and, according to witnesses, placed her in a choke hold and dragged her across the front yard. Moments later, Morin emerged from inside the home, armed with a gun, and started firing.
As soon as shots were fired, the two suspects ran off, but Morin went to the

Source: Guns.com