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   From: weasel.junior.high.school@cnn.com   
      
   Ketchup is apparently good on food and tough on crime.   
      
   A man stopped a knife-wielding neighbor stabbing his wife last   
   week by squirting ketchup on the attacker, police said. The   
   bizarre incident on May 31 began when Shalonda Latrice Shepard   
   began banging on her neighbor’s door just before 2:45 a.m. at an   
   apartment complex in Murfreesboro, Tenn., the Daily News Journal   
   reported.   
      
   It’s unclear what prompted Shepard to confront the couple in the   
   middle of the night.   
      
   When the couple opened the door, Shepard hurled a bowl of sugar   
   at them, the police report stated. The angry neighbor then   
   allegedly took out a steak knife and began stabbing the wife.   
      
   The husband rushed back into the couple’s apartment looking for   
   any item to stop the attack, ultimately selecting the condiment   
   bottle.   
      
   "[The man] came outside with a bottle of ketchup and squirted it   
   as Ms. Shepard, which cause her to stop stabbing his wife," the   
   police report stated. "Ms. Shepard became very angry about the   
   ketchup and stated she was going to 'take care of them in the   
   morning.’”   
      
   Shepard went back into their apartment.   
      
   The couple went to the hospital, where the woman was treated   
   with cuts to her left elbow, upper back and stomach, the Daily   
   News Journal reported.   
      
   Shepard was arrested and charged with aggravated assault and   
   criminal trespass. She was released on $20,500 bond. She’s   
   expected to appear back in court on July 10.   
      
   http://www.foxnews.com/us/2018/06/06/husband-stops-wifes-   
   stabbing-attack-by-squirting-ketchup-on-knife-wielding-woman-   
   police-say.html?intcmp=ob_article_footer_text&intcmp=obnetwork   
      
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