You never rub another man's rhubarb and you don't touch another woman's snow shovel. At least not in Newark. And not after a 2-foot snowfall. According to Newark police, a 38-year-old victim told officers he found a shovel on the ground outside a neighbor's home. As he dug away at the snow, however, he was confronted by a female neighbor who claimed the shovel belonged to her. The man returned the shovel, but while walking back to his home, he was again accosted by the woman and three men, one of whom pointed a gun at the victim's head. At the woman's command, the assailant fired a single shot at the victim, striking him in the buttocks. The victim attempted to grab the gun, but was struck in the mouth by a second woman during the ensuing struggle. He then fled back to his home, while the group of attackers fled in a vehicle. There is no report of what happened to the shovel.