In what Tulsa, Oklahoma, police are calling a "self-defense homicide" amid a neighborhood feud, about five people on Tuesday evening rushed at and physically attacked a homeowner. But the victim happened to be armed and opened fire, shooting a pair of attackers, police said — reportedly a father and son. The father later died, KOKI-TV reported.'It was some guys that kept coming around him, and when he [got] off work they'd be messing with him and stuff like that. Evidently that's what had happened; they did it again, and I told them, 'Y'all don't mess with my brother.'"Police said they responded to the scene near the 2700 block of North Martin Luther King Jr. Boulevard around 7 p.m. and found Marco Richardson in a driveway with a gunshot wound. Richardson, 47, later died, KOKI reported.Another individual — whom the station reported is Richardson's 31-year-old son — also was shot and taken to a hospital in critical condition, police said.Police said that amid the "ongoing feud between the homeowner and his neighbors," about five people approached a house, rushed the homeowner, and pinned the homeowner against a car and assaulted him. Police said the homeowner "in self-defense" pulled out a pistol and shot Richardson and the other individual, after which the remaining assailants fled the scene. Image source: Tulsa policePolice said the homeowner cooperated with officers, gave them his gun, and provided a statement to investigators. Police said based on witness statements and evidence collected, no charges were filed against the homeowner. The investigation is ongoing and will be presented to the district attorney's office for final disposition once completed, police added.Anthony Hall, the homeowner's older brother, spoke to KOKI on camera and said he issued a warning against antagonizing his brother: ”I feel sorry for that family and whatever is going on with them, but I told them not to mess with him. They kept doing it, so it just escalated from there."The station said police aren't releasing the homeowner's name because he wasn't arrested, but Hall told KOKI he learned about the deadly incident during a phone call."It was some guys that kept coming around him, and when he [got] off work they'd be messing with him and stuff like that," Hall recounted to the station. "Evidently that's what had happened; they did it again, and I told them, 'Y'all don't mess with my brother.'"Police Capt. Richard Meulenberg told KOKI that the homeowner who pulled the trigger did so with "overwhelming odds against him."Richardson was wounded in the chest and died a short time later at a hospital, the station said.Hall told KOKI that "I'm not for bad things to happen like that, [but] a person [has] to respect someone in their own dwelling, you know what I mean? You have to respect a person; you can't just run over them."Meulenberg told the station he advises people to "really understand the law. If you can avoid confrontation with people, that's always best. So unless your absolutely last resort is to defend yourself, try to find other avenues, and try to call us." - YouTube youtu.be Like Blaze News? Bypass the censors, sign up for our newsletters, and get stories like this direct to your inbox. Sign up here!

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Little House on the Prairie star Melissa Gilbert, the beloved star of, enjoyed a long and successful career in the entertainment industry. However, despite her accomplishments in Hollywood, she eventually grew tired of the relentless glitz and glamour. In 2013, she made the life-altering decision to leave Los Angeles behind and relocate to a quieter and more peaceful life in the suburbs of New York. In a recent interview, Gilbert opened up about her reasons for stepping away from the Hollywood spotlight. She noted that her decision to move was not just a retreat from the physical location of Hollywood, but also a conscious shift toward a lifestyle focused on authenticity and self-acceptance. Melissa Gilbert shares the reason she left Hollywood ImageCollect In a discussion with PEOPLE ahead of Little House on the Prairie’s golden jubilee, she opened up about the toxic environment in Hollywood, emphasizing the relentless pressure to maintain a certain image, especially as one ages. She revealed that the industry’s obsession with unattainable beauty standards was not only exhausting but also harmful, particularly for women who are constantly judged based on their appearance. RELATED: ‘Little House On The Prairie’s Melissa Gilbert Announces New Diagnosis At 60 Years Old Gilbert spoke candidly about how these unrealistic expectations weighed heavily on her, leading to feelings of frustration and disillusionment. The constant need to fit a narrow definition of beauty became overwhelming, prompting her to seek a more authentic, grounded lifestyle. By 2013, she made the significant decision to leave Hollywood behind and pursue a simpler, more fulfilling life, far from the superficial pressures of the entertainment industry. ImageCollect Melissa Gilbert’s decision to leave Hollywood was a blessing for her After deciding to embrace a simpler life, Gilbert and her husband, Timothy Busfield, initially relocated to Michigan before finally settling in a quiet, rural area in upstate New York. Reflecting on the move, the 60-year-old shared that the change of environment brought her a newfound sense of clarity and peace. She learned to embrace her natural self, accepting her body and the aging process with grace.   View this post on Instagram   A post shared by Melissa E. Gilbert (@melissagilbertofficial) The transition not only helped her reconnect with herself, but also reignited her passion for nature and wellness. Inspired by her experiences, Gilbert launched her lifestyle brand, Modern Prairie, through which she encourages others to embrace their natural selves. The brand focuses on helping people, especially women, find acceptance and joy in simplicity, self-love, and community, all while promoting a deeper connection with nature. Click for next Article The post Melissa Gilbert Shares Why She Fled Hollywood: ‘I Had To Escape’ appeared first on DoYouRemember? - The Home of Nostalgia. Author, Peace A

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