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http://pittsburghlive.com/x/search/s_290373.html
A prisoner on a work-release program allegedly shot a man he discovered in bed with his estranged wife Wednesday morning, police said.
State police at Greensburg have charged Robert Joseph Cole, 44, of 5395 Route 982, Derry Township, with attempted homicide, aggravated assault, three counts of simple assault, two counts of recklessly endangering another person and two counts of making terroristic threats.
According to court documents, Cole left Westmoreland County Prison for the day, went home about 7:30 a.m. and found his estranged wife, Jessica Lynn Cole, asleep with another man, Anthony Calabrace. An argument broke out, and Calabrace picked up a .22-caliber gun.
The three walked downstairs to the kitchen, where a struggle between Cole and Calabrace ensued. Cole wrested the gun from Calabrace and then shot Calabrace in the back of the head.
Trooper Jeanne Martin, a public information officer with Troop A, said Calabrace was taken to Latrobe Area Hospital, where he underwent surgery to remove a fragment of the bullet from his head.
His injury did not appear to be life-threatening, Martin said, noting that he was able to talk to state police at some point during the investigation.
And that's about all that's clear. The rest depends upon who is telling the story.
According to court documents, Robert Cole told police that when he found the two in bed, he yelled, telling them to leave the house. Then, he said, Calabrace grabbed the gun from the side of the bed and cocked it, jumped up and pointed it at his face. Cole said his wife repeatedly told him Calabrace would shoot him.
Cole said he then went downstairs, with the other two following him. He said as he was leaving through the kitchen, he felt the gun pushed into his back. At that point, he began to fight Jessica Cole and Calabrace for the gun, he said. As they fought, the gun went off twice, once toward the floor and once toward the ceiling, he said.
He told police he managed to get the gun and then intentionally shot Calabrace, thinking he had hit him in the shoulder. Cole said he called 911 and waited for an ambulance.
However, Calabrace told police that after Cole woke them up, Cole punched him in the left side of his face. Cole then pulled out a small knife and took a swipe at his wife, he said. Jessica Cole told Calabrace to get the gun, which was on the floor next to the bed. He did, pointed it at Robert Cole and told him to "beat it."
Cole walked downstairs to the kitchen. Calabrace said Jessica Cole put the gun in her purse, and then the two walked downstairs to leave. When they went into the kitchen, Robert Cole grabbed the gun from his wife's purse and pointed it at her, Calabrace told police.
Calabrace said he jumped in front of Jessica Cole and Robert Cole shot him.
Jessica Cole told police that after Robert Cole woke them up, he threatened to kill them. She said she told Calabrace to grab the gun, which was under the mattress. Calabrace did so, and pointed the weapon at Robert Cole.
Then they walked to the kitchen. Cole kept yelling at them, then blocked a door so they couldn't leave. Jessica Cole said her husband took the gun from Calabrace's hand, shot once into the ceiling and then shot Calabrace in the head.
"There are a couple of different versions of what happened, and blame is being cast in several different directions," Martin said. "We're looking at a variety of possibilities as to what truly did happen."
State police forensics officers removed bags of evidence from the large, red brick house yesterday afternoon.
Robert Cole was arraigned in night court before District Justice Mark Mansour and taken to Westmoreland County Prison, where he is being held in lieu of a $100,000 straight bond.