WEST LOTHIAN, SCOTLAND — A Scottish man was shot in the chest with an arrow after a feud with a crazed neighbor.<br /><br />The High Court in Glasgow was told Raph Muir got into an argument with Shaun Reynolds over "anti-social behavior," the Daily Record reports.<br /><br />Muir then grabbed two crossbows he kept at home and aimed one of them at Reynolds' chest. The 31-year-old was heard screaming at Reynolds saying, "I'm not leaving here until you are dead."<br /><br />Reynolds ended up with an arrow stuck in his chest, which he pulled out.<br /><br />The 46-year-old only sustained one "superficial" wound on his chest.<br /><br />Scottish firearms police officers arrived at the scene and ordered Muir to lie on the ground and then arrested him. While searching his home, the police found three crossbows, a chainsaw, a baseball bat and a knife.<br /><br />According to the Daily Record, the Muir later told the police that he wanted to "murder people" who bothered him while he was at home.<br /><br />The crossbow attacker pled guilty to attempted murder at the High Court in Glasgow. He now faces a lengthy jail term and is due to be sentenced next month.
