So what do you do if this happens at your house? I always get my. 45 and head out looking for whatever is causing the noise. Never know in todays crazy world.
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& yet Justin Bieber lives...
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Maybe the kids didn't think of it that way, but it is. And if somebody keys your car in the parking lot or decides to bust your window out and rummage through your stuff; those are most definitely issues your insurance company will handle for you. I assume most of you all have homeowner's and/or auto insurance. Pay your deductible, file a police report and move on with your life. Or you could step out and start shooting and see where that gets you. |
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Inside your house, threatening you and your family? Fire away. Egging your car? Call the cops and file an insurance claim. |
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Can't say that I've seen that one before. |
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The laws vary by state. Texas give more leeway to shoot over property than Arkansas, for example. Quote:
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Not to mention, unless I could see that they were TPing the car, in which case, I'd just run them off, how do I know that they aren't thugs looking to steal my wallet from my car? Look, I think it sucks. But, it is what it is. Don't go ****ing with other peoples shit. period. |
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You would be surprised at how many people don't carry full coverage.
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You can fire into a crowd of people for being on your property, kill somebody and claim you were frightened. That's still going to net you serious jail time in MO most of the time. If it's worth that to you, great. If they're in your home, then it's entirely different and the law is on your side. I can't empathize with this dude. He killed a teenager and there was no mention of breaking and entering or assault of any kind. If it comes out otherwise, I might change my stance. But from the limited information available to me, I see a guy that caught teens ****ing with his car and stepped out of his home to fire into a crowd, and killed one of them. **** him. |
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But there are still options available to you outside of assault or attempted murder for both of those scenarios. |
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I don't think you're advocating it at all. I'm just speaking in the context of this thread and discussion, not necessarily saying you're cool with the actions this guy took. |
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Just think, if one of those kids' parents did the same thing when this guys kid pulled the first prank, we wouldn't be here now.
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Strongly agree with RNR.
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In Tennessee as long as you hang a few of these around, you are good to go when it comes to trespassers.
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If people would just learn not to mess with our people's stuff, we wouldn't have these problems...
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As simple as that sounds, that is the damn truth!
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While there is a time and place to protect yourself with deadly force, this was not the case. A simple 911 call and a couple minutes later cops would be all over this. Let the professionals handle this type of shit, and keep yourself from going to jail. |
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Remember Marcus Smart was called a racial slur.... |
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A lot of people have it because their bank requires it for the loan. I don't understand how people can justify over 1k in tags a year +200/month insurance on top of a car payment. I save and pay cash for my vehicles. /rant ;) |
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He acted recklessly and should be punished to some level, I don't have enough details to know what level. Prison, probation, I have no idea. I don't see how it as a case of self defense. I am 100% pro-gun and its stories like this that cause me concern considering it seems every other person in the country is getting a C&C permit anymore. |
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Can we shoot now? |
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Some of you guys are some crazy mother****ers. I can't imagine ever even considering firing a gun at someone in any circumstance other than a virtual certainty that my own life would be done if I didn't shoot. The idea of shooting at someone because of vandalism is unfathomable to me.
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We had a situation last fall where some punk kid in a Jeep was on a rampage in our neighborhood, driving recklessly and even went through my and my neighbor's yards right in front of me when I was standing in the driveway. I called the police, they already had other calls about him, so I waited out front while this idiot drove by several more times and when I couldn't see him I could still hear him squealing his tires in other parts of the neighborhood. I was outside for at least 30 minutes after I called, never even saw one squad car come by.
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I've called the police once in my life and they were there in a few minutes if I remember correctly, so who knows. |
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Up in Amarillo an owner waited for a teenager that had been slashing tires of his vehicles. The owner ended up killing the kid and never served a day in jail. It all depends what area in our country you are in. In some states the criminals have more rights than us. It's crazy to me that anyone defends people that mess with personal property.
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If that doesn't scare the perps off, I secure my house and wait for the cops. Now if the perps try to break in, then I have a right to shoot. But I'm not going to endanger my future with some frivolous lawsuit because I'm Captain Blaster gun guy. As another poster said, the perps probably have more rights than me, the victim. Will I shoot one of these perps if they are dumb enough to try and come into my house, yep. Will I go outside and initiate a shooting, nope. |
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THEY'RE EGGING MY CAR AND THROWING MAYONNAISE ON IT AND I'M AFRAID FOR MY LIFE!!!! And we covered the insurance aspect earlier, many people don't have their cars fully covered and even if they do there's this thing called a "deductible" which means money out of their pocket. |
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So my fiance and I live in a 1-br apartment about 5 miles from the UA campus, and about 2 from the local community college. It's a brand new apartment complex that just opened this school year, and we were one of the very first applicants and requested a top floor 1-br so we wouldn't have to deal with anyone above us. Well how they constructed the buildings is the bottom 2 floors consist of 1, 2, and 3-br flats, and 4 and 5-br townhouses account for the top 2 floors, so we were SOL and stuck with a second floor 1-br below one of the townhouses. It just so happens that the 4 townhouses in our building are all taken up by the basketball team from the community college. We've had numerous problems from day 1 (mid-August 2013) and I have documented records of 50+ incidents we've had with them in basically 6 months. Ranging from loud music all hours of the night, people coming and going and slamming doors and yelling all hours of the night, at points they were stomping around or wrestling or something that drywall chunks broke out of the ceiling around our light fixtures in 3 different rooms on different occasions. Once they found out it was us reporting them, they've gone out of their way to antagonize us and found out how to get away with it. They'll stomp around and yell for a minute or 2 and then run down the stairs, sometimes stopping to pound on our door for a second before jumping in their cars and high-tailing it before the police or security even have a chance to respond. The other night was totally different though. As previously referenced, they're normally obnoxious about it, but this was them obviously trying to be quiet and unnoticed and is a whole different ballpark as far as I'm concerned. |
Are insurance companies offering benefits for killing the perps now?
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Sec. 9.42. DEADLY FORCE TO PROTECT PROPERTY. A person is justified in using deadly force against another to protect land or tangible, movable property: (1) if he would be justified in using force against the other under Section 9.41; and (2) when and to the degree he reasonably believes the deadly force is immediately necessary: (A) to prevent the other's imminent commission of arson, burglary, robbery, aggravated robbery, theft during the nighttime, or criminal mischief during the nighttime; or (B) to prevent the other who is fleeing immediately after committing burglary, robbery, aggravated robbery, or theft during the nighttime from escaping with the property; and (3) he reasonably believes that: (A) the land or property cannot be protected or recovered by any other means; or (B) the use of force other than deadly force to protect or recover the land or property would expose the actor or another to a substantial risk of death or serious bodily injury. |
It sounds like the toilet paper prank went well. It was the shooting prank that had the problem.
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http://www.huffingtonpost.com/2014/02/17/adrian-broadway-egging-gunned-down_n_4803038.html?ncid=webmail16 He actually fired at the car as they were fleeing, so I'm guessing by that time he knew what they had done. Hard to say for sure though. And no question he over-reacted. I'm not justifying what he did, I am simply taking exception to this crazy notion that calling the cops would do anything to help the guy in this situation. They're not going to launch a full scale investigation over a property damage incident. |
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He shouldn't need to call the cops, just his insurance company.
Also, anyone here saying that getting eggs thrown at you justified shooting to kill, you are girly little bitches. Grow a sack. |
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Shootem in the house and its ok? Not gonna read all the BS in the thread but thats what it sounds like. Stupid kids with no discipline. People get hurt when we fail our kids and raise them with no guideposts of right and wrong.
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Hopefully the ALL CAPS and bold will stand out this time. But I guarangoddamntee one thing, the kids who didn't get shot are probably going think twice before they **** with someone's shit again. |
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