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Serious condition NEDILKA'S Redondo man shot 0 iO -a Police shot a 30-year-old Redondo Beach man at close range Monday night after he reportedly came to his front door waving a handgun. Buford Young, shot once in the chest by officer Tom Hyde, is in serious condition at South Bay Hospital, Redondo Beach. Hyde and officer Jack Hoban went to Youngs home at 2117 Carnegie Lane just before 11 p.m. to check on a disturbance of the peace report. The man reportedly opened the door pointing a pellet gun at the officers.

Without any exchange of words, Hyde drew his service revolver and fired one shot. Young apparently thought his ex-girlfriend had come to the house to harrass him and another woman. He told the woman he was going to scare the former girlfriend away with the gun, officers said. He apparently was unaware police had come to his home, investigators said. Young was booked on suspicion of assault with a deadly weapon.

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