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Man Attacks Sister's Boyfriend With Bow And Arrow

Nick Zeigler

@ December 1, 2008 7:19 AM Permalink | Comments (0) | TrackBacks (0)

WASHINGTON COURT HOUSE, Ohio -- A man was treated at a hospital after being shot at with a bow and arrow Sunday morning.

James Wilson was arrested after he barged into the home of his sister's boyfriend and shot at him with a bow. Wilson, apparently angry over how 47-year-old David Route was treating his sister, kicked in the door of his bedroom.

Wilson's first shot missed Routte, lodging in a pillow. The second grazed his head and cut him, according to authorities.

Routte was given stitches at a local hospital. A police spokesman said the second shot could easily have killed Routte.

Wilson is charged with felonious assault.

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