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Police have ruled a Florida man’s actions self-defense after he shot a felon who allegedly attempted to abduct his wife.

According to Fox News affiliate WTVT-TV, citing the Manatee County Sheriff’s Office, Nicholas Palomo, a 36-year-old felon who had previously gone to prison for kidnapping and other crimes, attempted to abduct a woman who was walking her dog in Bradenton, Florida, on New Year's Day.

The woman managed to run away from Palomo's car and warned her husband, who went outside to confront Palomo.


Detectives say that Palomo began acting in a threatening way before advancing towards the husband. That's when, according to police, he allegedly opened fire on Palomo.

Booking photo from 2023 of Nicholas Palomo

Nicholas Palomo in a 2023 booking photo. Police said that on Jan. 1, Palomo had caused a disturbance at nearby Circle K and appeared under the influence of drugs before approaching a woman walking her dog. (Manatee County Sheriff's Office)

Deputies arrived at the shooting at 12:27 a.m. to find the suspect, who died at the scene despite life-saving efforts. An autopsy found that Palomo died at the scene from a single gunshot wound to the chest.

Before the alleged abduction, Palomo reportedly caused a disturbance at a nearby Circle K while appearing to be under the influence of drugs.
 
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