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An Upstate sheriff wants you to know he's not calling people asking for personal information.

A South Carolina deputy has died after being shot while responding to a domestic call, according to Spartanburg County Coroner Rusty Clevenger.

Getting this guy behind bars and hopefully he will stay behind bars. most assaults are not strange assaults. >> judge jeanine: is it less of a rape if a family member rapes you? what i'm saying is if you are with somebody that you trust or an acquaintance that you meet out that is different than someone coming you behind you on a blitz attack. >> judge jeanine: probably worse if you trust them. talk about a betrayal of trust. the downside to women's defending themselves legally under the second amendment to the constitution? >> certainly their right to do that. i hope that we could learn some ...

Assaults. >> judge jeanine: is it less of a rape if a family member rapes you? what i'm saying is if you are with somebody that you trust or an acquaintance that you meet out that is different than someone coming you behind you on a blitz attack. >> judge jeanine: probably worse if you trust them. talk about a betrayal of trust. the downside to women's defending themselves legally under the second amendment to the constitution? >> certainly their right to do that. i hope that we could learn some other ways to handle that. and education is the answer to all of that. >> judge jeanine: of course....

Getting this guy behind bars and hopefully he will stay behind bars. most assaults are not strange assaults. >> judge jeanine: is it less of a rape if a family member rapes you? what i'm saying is if you are with somebody that you trust or an acquaintance that you meet out that is different than someone coming you behind you on a blitz attack. >> judge jeanine: probably worse if you trust them. talk about a betrayal of trust. the downside to women's defending themselves legally under the second amendment to the constitution? >> certainly their right to do that. i hope that we could learn some ...