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Pennsylvania Man Charged for Shooting Instacart Driver Mistaken as Intruder

Pennsylvania Man Charged for Shooting Instacart Driver Mistaken as Intruder
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  • Instacart driver shot mistakenly as intruder in Pennsylvania by Nicholas Sabo, 43.
  • Sabo's wife ordered groceries but didn't inform him, leading to the shooting.
  • Incident occurred in Newton Township; driver managed to escape after being shot.
  • Driver, Wilchombe, shot in both legs, had his wife and child with him.
  • Sabo arrested for reckless endangerment; more charges might follow.
  • Wilchombe had surgery and is now in stable condition at the hospital.
  • Shooting triggered by home surveillance alerting Sabo to the delivery driver.
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