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Florida police decline to make arrests after neighbor shoots at grocery delivery car

A man opened fire after feeling threatened by the driver’s actions, police said, and the driver was justified in an erratic escape.

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Police in South Florida said they will not charge a neighbor for shooting at a car being used by a grocery delivery worker who ended up at the wrong address.

Officials in Davie, a town about 26 miles north of Miami, announced Friday that charges would not be recommended against the gunman, Antonio Caccavale, 43, because his actions were justified by his fear.

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Likewise, police said, the Instacart driver will not be charged because he acted based on their own assessment of danger when the vehicle, moving erratically, struck a boulder and the shooter’s foot.

Read more from NBC News.


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