Son of Cedar Hill Mayor shot while breaking into home

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Son of Cedar Hill Mayor shot while breaking into home

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Looks like he picked the wrong house to break into.
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It sounds like they had some previous problems. The home owner had a protective order against the intruder.
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Yeah. This one may get interesting. Maybe a daughter involved?
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Prior arrest for misd assault and a epo issued soundslike family violence. His ex boy or girl friend probably resides there.
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Some more information:

According to Knox and Cedar Hill officials, Slaven broke in through a bedroom window using a tree branch shortly before midnight at Long’s home in the 1300 block of Stoney Creek Drive. The brick home is down a long private driveway with a sign that states “no trespassing.”

Long told his attorney he and his wife were asleep when they heard a loud bang and realized an intruder had broken in. Long retrieved his handgun and went to investigate. He discovered a wet stranger dripping in the hallway outside his bedroom.

Knox said Long told the intruder, whom authorities identified as Slaven, that he had a weapon and repeatedly asked him to leave before shooting the man.

Cedar Hill city spokesman Corky Brown said the investigation has supported Long’s account.

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Previous posts kinda confused me. I beleive the protective order is at the mayor's home where he had an altercation...correct? Sounds like a bad deal all the way around, I wonder why he decided to pick on the neighbors this time.
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Play stupid games, win stupid prizes.

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WildBill wrote:It sounds like they had some previous problems. The home owner had a protective order against the intruder.
ETA: Texsquatch is correct.
http://blogs.dallasobserver.com/unfairp ... hot_an.php
"According to court records, Slaven wasn't supposed to be at either home. The Morning News reports that he was arrested on November 25 for violating a protective order after showing up at the mayor's home and attempting to persuade his sister to let him in."
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jmra wrote:
WildBill wrote:It sounds like they had some previous problems. The home owner had a protective order against the intruder.
The protective order is not associated with the home owner. Looks like it was issued on behalf of the Mayors family.
http://blogs.dallasobserver.com/unfairp ... hot_an.php
"According to court records, Slaven wasn't supposed to be at either home. The Morning News reports that he was arrested on November 25 for violating a protective order after showing up at the mayor's home and attempting to persuade his sister to let him in."
Texsquatch wrote:Previous posts kinda confused me. I beleive the protective order is at the mayor's home where he had an altercation...correct? Sounds like a bad deal all the way around, I wonder why he decided to pick on the neighbors this time.
I reread the article and you appear to be correct.

Maybe the order was for both the Mayor and the neighbor?
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