Ralph Yarl was shot and wounded by a homeowner after ringing the wrong doorbell on 13 April. He is one of several victims of recent attacks on people who have gone to the wrong address
Mathew 24:12 And because lawlessness will be increased, the love of many will grow cold.
Important Takeaways:
- Florida homeowner fires into couple’s car when they mistakenly turned into his property during a late-night Instacart delivery in latest ‘wrong house’ case
- A South Florida man opened fire on two Instacart delivery workers after they drove onto his property while lost, attempting to drop off an order.
- Antonio Caccavale, 43, said he opened fire after the car ran over his foot on his property in Southwest Ranches, about 20 miles northwest of Miami, on 15 April.
- Police initially closed the case without arrests as, they said, both sides ‘appear justified’ in their actions – but the state attorney is now calling for a full investigation.
- Nobody was injured by the gunfire but it comes as the latest in a spate of similar shootings across the nation, where people have been shot at after getting the wrong address or into the wrong car.
- Ralph Yarl, 16, was shot and injured after ringing the wrong doorbell in Missouri. Kaylin Gillis, 20, was shot dead when the car she was in pulled into the driveway in New York. And two Texas cheerleaders were shot and injured after one tried to get into the wrong car by mistake last week in Illinois.
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