Key Takeaways A Raleigh woman shot her ex-boyfriend in self-defense after he vandalized her car and fired shots at her home while her family was inside. The man returned to her apartment after an earlier incident where he fired shots into the air. She fired back, hitting him without realizing; he was later found by police and taken to the hospital. Authorities released her without charges, indicating a clear self-defense case under Tennessee law. The incident highlights the dangers after ending relationships with unstable partners and the importance of having a safety plan. Estimated reading time: 3 minutes MEMPHIS, TN…
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