This is why you dont break into peoples houses

[The_Real_Crunk]

http://www.dallasnews.com/sharedcont....17a769d8.html

This needs to happen more often.

[Eso Teric]

Re: This is why you dont break into peoples houses

It says, this case will probably be referred to grand jury.

WHY!?!?!?!?

[Nixon]

Re: This is why you dont break into peoples houses

I'd like to get a concealed handgun license eventually. I'm not sure how often I'd actually carry a gun around, but it would be nice to have that option.

[The_Real_Crunk]

Re: This is why you dont break into peoples houses

It says, this case will probably be referred to grand jury.

WHY!?!?!?!?

I dunno. He may have been hit in the back trying to run away through the house. I know theres something about how after trying to still attack somebody when they try to flee is supposed to be very bad. Like that Texas guy a while ago that shot that dude in the back with a shotgun when he was robbing his neighbors house.

The kids family is also probably stirring up a **** storm over how killing their son was using too much force, or some such crap even though he fired 5 tims at the poor guy, and was trying to steal stuff.

[Eso Teric]

Re: This is why you dont break into peoples houses

I know, I know, I'm just saying it's ****ing retarded.

[orius]

Re: This is why you dont break into peoples houses

When you shoot someone dead who broke into your house....

there's only YOUR side of the story when it goes to court.

[Eso Teric]

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I vaguely remember some story about a man getting sued by some robber that broke into his house and hurt himself.

[Karr Lord of Chaos]

Re: This is why you dont break into peoples houses

landed on a kitchen knife or something, won 10k or so. was very dumb.

[162]

Re: This is why you dont break into peoples houses

I dunno. He may have been hit in the back trying to run away through the house. I know theres something about how after trying to still attack somebody when they try to flee is supposed to be very bad. Like that Texas guy a while ago that shot that dude in the back with a shotgun when he was robbing his neighbors house.

The kids family is also probably stirring up a **** storm over how killing their son was using too much force, or some such crap even though he fired 5 tims at the poor guy, and was trying to steal stuff.

Yeah. I think another issue is the age of the kid. I mean, nobody really wants to say killing a seventeen year old kid should be allowed in a case.

But I do agree with you.

I vaguely remember some story about a man getting sued by some robber that broke into his house and hurt himself.

Why states should allow Make My Day laws.

Don't know what that is?

Actually, there was an incident like that around where I live. Five teenagers were breaking into an old guy's house, and then the guy shot one of them after they pulled a weapon on him. I don't remember the exact details, but I remember there was a huge fuss over the incident.