The_Jackal;8841725 said:
Paprika;8841667 said:
The_Jackal;8841608 said:
It's almost disgusting how little people value property and how much people value life. Regardless he was on here property when this occurred and the fact is he was shot in the chest. If he was fleeing he did a very poor job at that. Uncountable he was killed but there are consequences for your action and sometimes they are permanent. His family has no one to blame but themselves
When it comes to law, possession and property is something you don't mess with.
With that said, she didn't have the right to shoot if she wasn't inside the house.
Some of you guys are taking this quite personal. In
terpreting it as if you were in the house. No one was home. She decided to be a vigilante and should face the consequences of her actions as he faced his.
BUt the report clearly states she was in her house.
As for the bolded It is a personal event for her. Your home is your shelter and your lifeline. She was justified in killing him.
This is what the report says:
She can also be forgiven for racing home when, on Thursday afternoon, her security system alerted her to another break-in at the property.
“The police told her don’t go in the house,”
Instead she went to
"inspect the exterior of the home"
"Went room to room"
"She observed a subject exiting the home through the rear,”
Then she took matters into her own hands and shot him. She went searching for trouble and found it. Key points, she wasn't home, he was unarmed,she went inside the home, she went straight for her gun, he ran, he died.
I hope she finds solace in her new home serving 8-10 years.