You go girl! Maybe he'll listen when she tells him to leave her alone.
THOMSON - A Dearing man was taken to Medical College of Georgia Hospital after breaking into a woman's home and being stabbed late Tuesday, authorities said.
Andre Dye was stabbed "four to five times" in the chest about 11:15 p.m. by a woman at a mobile home in Johnson's Trailer Park, just off Larkin Road near Dearing, according to a report by McDuffie County sheriff's Deputy Bret Bentley. Mr. Dye was taken to MCG by helicopter about 1 a.m. Police asked MCG officials not to release any information on Mr. Dye.
The incident began about 10:45 p.m. when Mr. Dye knocked on the back door of the mobile home. A woman there refused to let him in, and an argument ensued. The man said he'd been outside her home for more than two hours, listening to her phone calls. He then jumped through a bedroom window and began attacking the woman. She grabbed a small kitchen knife and stabbed Mr. Dye in an effort to stop the attack, according to the report.
After being stabbed, Mr. Dye asked the woman to take him to his father's house. The pair got in her car and left the mobile home park. Eventually, she was able to stop near the old Dearing school, get away and alert authorities.
It took deputies - with the assistance of a K-9 unit from the Columbia County Sheriff's Office - more than an hour to find Mr. Dye, who had hidden under a mobile home on First Street.
Mr. Dye and the woman had once lived together but had recently split up, and she had taken a temporary protective order out against him, according to Deputy Bentley's report.
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You go girl! Maybe he'll listen when she tells him to leave her alone.
good for her!
As I have said, time we take back our neighborhoods from the criminals. She's been listening to me. GOOD JOB!! And hey, if a few of the criminal elements die during their crime, it just makes it easier on the courts. Defense laywers won't like it, but who cares?
Too bad she didn't have a .357 handy. then MCG wouldn't have had to waste helicopter fuel, and the McDuffie county and Columbia county's sheffif's departments wouldn't have had to waste time and resources, and risk the safety of a dog for this [filtered word]!
Right-on steveo..now the taxpayers will provide..legal help,medical.dental,food shelter.protection,and cable...
he will return....just w/stitches
He won't be finished until she is dead.
too bad she didnt have a gun to use on "Mr.' Dye
Check to make sure the car alarm goes off from that distance. Mine does from my room, but just a little further away, is too far. It's good to have your keys near your person at all times, and that's just another good reason. Thanks for the reminder onecatfish.
If she stabbed him in the home, why did she get in the car with him in an attempt to drive him to his father's home? Maybe I am missing something. It said she got away then but if she had already stabbed him and he was injured, how can she not be able to get away then?
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