No Charges Will Be Filed In Shooting Of College Student Trying To Enter Wrong Home
Police said that the fatal shooting of Nicholas Anthony Donofrio was "justifiable" under South Carolina's "stand your ground" law.
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Police said that the fatal shooting of Nicholas Anthony Donofrio was "justifiable" under South Carolina's "stand your ground" law.
Columbia police will not release the name of a resident who shot and killed a 20-year-old University of South Carolina student on Aug. 26, deeming the shooting justifiable under the
Nicholas Anthony Donofrio, who was killed by neighbors Saturday, had allegedly broken a window and tried to open the doorknob from the inside of his neighbors’ home.
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After initially receiving a call about a burglary, police arrived at the home to find 20-year-old Nicholas Donofrio dead on the front porch.