Iamsemisweet
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Joined: 4/9/2011 From: The Great Northwest, USA Status: offline
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I understand what you are saying Hotch. However, there was a situation in my county a couple of weeks ago, where a drunk 29 yo man wandered up to a rural home at about 12:30 in the AM. Scared the bejesus out of the homeowner, no doubt. What happened next is still under investigation, and the homeowner is not talking, but the end result is that the homeowner shot and killed the drunk. The drunk was outside the home, apparently in the driveway. The prosecutors' office is reviewing the case for prosecution of the homeowner. Like I said, there are many facts yet to come out. Obviously, the HO would have been completely justified if the drunk had forced his way into the house, but the fact that he was still outside makes it a little iffy legally. Obviously,. the HO was afraid, but was his fear justified? No thanks, I don't need a hassle with the law in my life. Obviously, I wouldn't shoot anyone either unless I felt my life was in danger. But I also don't want there to be any questions about the circumstance. The drunk's family is all up in arms, and the newspaper printed the HO's address. I wouldn't want to be in his shoes.
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