Man opens fire on late night burglars

[finity]

Great story, too bad he didnt kill the bastards now they will probably sue him and with the liberal juries out there they will probably win...

+1 to the homeowner for defending his property

INGunGuy

Really?...Really!?

Can you point to case in IN where a burglar successfully sued a homeowner for injuries sustained as a result of them breaking into the homeowners house? Just one?

 

[bassplayrguy]

2 words double tap.

 

[goinggreyfast]

Really?...Really!?

Can you point to case in IN where a burglar successfully sued a homeowner for injuries sustained as a result of them breaking into the homeowners house? Just one?

I had an interesting exchange with the gentleman on facebook (the subject of the post below). It seems that he was the exception to the rule. I did not take time to read the entire transcript, but it was his impression that the rule of law was violated by both the prosecutor and the judge.

Steve Gilmore (Steve Gilmore) | blog on Myspace

I suggested to him that he was--in fact--the exception to the rule.

 

[mavisky]

Shot three times with a judge and is alive? Should have been using the new PDX1 rounds.