Here is our sampling of gun violence for February 13: Violet Corman of Villa Hills, Ky., was found in her front yard with multiple gunshot wounds early Wednesday. Police found Ron Corman, her husband, armed inside the house and refusing to comply with the authorities. After refusing to drop his weapon, he was shot by police. Emergency crews transported the pair to University of Cincinnati Medical Center. KY Post The 54-year-old owner of a Detroit candy store fatally shot a suspected armed robber. About 12:45 p.m. Tuesday, a man entered Leddy's Candy Store and demanded cash. Phyllis Ross, who lives in the neighborhood, said the shooting was justified. People are not going to take it anymore, and maybe people will stop trying to rob and steal from people who are trying to earn a living. WDIV, Michigan Live An unidentified University of Maryland campus police officer was shot in the head Tuesday with a live round while training at a closed state psychiatric hospital in Owings Mills, Md. "I was so angry, I was almost speechless to think that something like this could happen," Baltimore Mayor Stephanie Rawlings-Blake said Wednesday, adding that there was "no acceptable explanation" for the shooting. The Baltimore Sun John Yingling, 38, was killed in his vehicle while leaving his house in Indianapolis on Wednesday morning. At the time, Yingling was on the phone with his wife, who heard someone say, "Give me your money and your wallet" before shooting her husband in the head. The killing may be connected to a series of crimes around the city, a spree which includes a bank robbery and the shooting of a man walking his dog. A man involved in a paternity dispute opened fire Wednesday in front of the Chesterfield County, S.C., courthouse, wounding a woman and her stepfather, then led police on a 12-mile chase before he was caught. Curtis Gorny, who is in his 50s, shot 21-year-old Olivia Weaver in the face and torso while they waited for a paternity test. Gorny fled from officers, firing from his vehicle before he was forced into a ditch. A western Iowa man has been arrested on suspicion of shooting a 22-year-old woman and her toddler son. 30-year-old Ronald Farr Jr. is accused of shooting Heather Wilson and her son, Tyson Underwood. Authorities say Wilson was putting the boy and another child into a car just before 6 a.m. Tuesday when gunfire erupted at an apartment complex on the east side of Council Bluffs. Wilson was hit several times; Tyson was hit once in the arm. They are being treated at hospitals in Omaha. A man and woman, both 21-year-old Jackson, Tenn., residents, were sitting in an SUV near a Days Inn before midnight Tuesday when a man exited a dark-colored sedan and shot into the SUV multiple times. The woman was struck twice in the arm and the man was injured by shattered glass. They were transported by ambulance to Jackson-Madison County General Hospital. The suspect remains at large. The Jackson Sun According to Slate's gun-death tracker, an estimated 1,774 Americans have died as a result of gun violence since the Newtown massacre on December 14, 2012.