That's why you drag them back in the house after you shoot them......
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That's why you drag them back in the house after you shoot them......
And if the police found the drag marks his family would be visiting him in Canon City for the rest of his life. I doubt that any police force is as sharp as those guys on the CSI shows but they can see the obvious.Originally Posted by CHA-LEE
If this was a righteous home owner protecting his family I hope he comes out okay. I also hope he knew enough not to say anything until he had a lawyer.
Steve
Rgr, that's why you put some of the wife's jewelry in the BG's pocket if he's laying out on the lawn....
I kid, I kid!!
The article even states that the body was found "in front" of the home. This doesn't bode well for the homeowner.
We had a case about a year and a half ago here in Colo Spr where a young kid (25ish) was so drunk that he didn't realize that the home he was trying to enter was NOT his home (he lived 1 block over).
The was banging on the doors and windows and finally broke out a window and started to climb through. The elderly homeowner and his wife were on the phone with 911. They were heard telling the intruder from the start to leave - he didn't. He was part way through the window when the husband shot him. He died. The DA debated for a while on whether or not to charge the husband since MOST of the kids body was outside the home when he was shot.
Of course, all you heard on the news was how this kid was a golf pro at a local (city owned) golf course and how he was a fine & upstanding young man.
Three things caused the DA to decide AGAINST charging this family:
(1) The part of the kids body that the bullet entered was IN the home.
(2) The homeowners were elderly
(3) - This carried the most weight - The 911 recording of the shooting clearly showed that the homeowners were terrified and had tried to get the intruder to leave.
The DA knew that there was NO way he could win in a jury trial so he declared it "justifiable" under the "Make My Day" law.
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Not so long as there are so many liberals making rules in this state. until we turn things around, these dirtbags will always feel a certain level of safety from harm.
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Drag his dumb ass in the front doorAnd if the BG never made it into the house......
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DA's (Do NOT talk to the police)
You have to remember most District Attorneys want a conviction for their political agenda. They have very little concern for justice. If this happens to you, your best bet is not to speak to the police until you have an attorney to represent you. See the video below..
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=i8z7NC5sgik
+1, anything you say, no matter how innocent it seems, can be used to cripple your defense in court.
Just an update, did anyone see his family/friends on the news? "He wasn't doing anything wrong, he didn't deserve to be murdered"
Jesus Christ he was breaking into houses at three in the morning, maybe you should keep a fucking eye on your kids so they won't put themselves into that kind of situation to begin with.
What does it matter where the body was found? Guy opens your door, you shoot him, he runs back out the door, dies in the street.
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