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January 1, 2010 (Normal Heights)—A homeowner at 4348 38th Street in San Diego’s Normal Heights neighborhood heard a knock on his front door, but didn’t answer. Moments later, the living room window was smashed. The homeowner pursued the intruder into an alley, where a fight ensued and the homeowner was stabbed several times in the head, Officer Frank Cali with San Diego Police reports.
The victim, a Hispanic man in his 20s, was transported to a local hospital with non-life threatening injuries. The victim was unable to describe the suspect. San Diego Police Mid-City Division is investigating the attack.
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Criminal are hidden all over the place, we should be aware not to go home alone during at night because sometimes we can't see something after us, to rob us or kill us.
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Yay for Canadian justice system. Up here if a criminal breaks into your house and cut themselves on the window that they broke, they can sue the homeowner and win because our property wasn't safe to be on. oh, and they can't be charged with breaking and entering either if that happens because they're testimony (of how they got hurt breaking your window) can not be used against them in a court of law.
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