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A fight between two brothers in Columbia Wednesday night led to a shooting and then an all-out manhunt.. Now one man is in jail and the other is in the hospital.
60-year old Eddie Pillow was airlifted to Vanderbilt Medical Center and is currently in stable condition.
Eddie Pillow told responding deputies that his younger brother, 58-year old Stanley Pillow shot him.
The Maury County Sheriff's Department launched a search for Stanley Pillow after 7:30pm Wednesday night before it all came to an end more than four hours later.
Stanley Pillow surrendered near a wooded area off Hampshire Pike with his hands up while Fox 17 was there with our cameras rolling.
Authorities found the gun they believe Stanley Pillow used to shoot his brother. Police say this isn't the first time they've been called to break up a fight between the two.
"As a matter of fact, two nights ago we were out here. It was a situation where one was threatening the other with a knife, so that was just two days ago. So here we are again with a shooting" said Sheriff Enoch George.
60-year old Eddie Pillow was airlifted to Vanderbilt Medical Center and is currently in stable condition.
Eddie Pillow told responding deputies that his younger brother, 58-year old Stanley Pillow shot him.
The Maury County Sheriff's Department launched a search for Stanley Pillow after 7:30pm Wednesday night before it all came to an end more than four hours later.
Stanley Pillow surrendered near a wooded area off Hampshire Pike with his hands up while Fox 17 was there with our cameras rolling.
Authorities found the gun they believe Stanley Pillow used to shoot his brother. Police say this isn't the first time they've been called to break up a fight between the two.
"As a matter of fact, two nights ago we were out here. It was a situation where one was threatening the other with a knife, so that was just two days ago. So here we are again with a shooting" said Sheriff Enoch George.
Friday, February 15 2013, 12:53 AM CST
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