heres one worth trying to explain to the people. A man went to jail for defending his home. Apparently its better to be a victim than to fight back.
http://www2.newsadvance.com/news/2011/a ... r-1234572/
craziness
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skeeterss0
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sounds to me like the car was on a public road when the people inside were shot. I believe the police thought the man should have fled to his house before defending with the rifle. He apparantly had to go to the house to get the 22.
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Re: craziness
Didn't see where the shooter had already been convicted...
More arrests are expected...
With a story as convoluted as this one, the shooter could expect to be detained for a while, IMO.
More arrests are expected...
With a story as convoluted as this one, the shooter could expect to be detained for a while, IMO.
Now is the time for all good men to get off their rusty dustys...
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No one said that he was convicted. He's still sitting in jail for defending his girlfriend and her children. What a crock.
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