It happened just before 6 a.m. in Millersville. That’s when police got a call that there was a burglar in a house.
When officers arrived, they found the burglar with his hands up with the homeowner’s grandson holding him at bay with a handgun.
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This is sad. I don't know Tennessee law but couldn't he have shot the son of a bitch dead legally? One more piece of shit off the board.
ReplyDeleteAfraid not. Texas is ahead of us; you can shoot a burglar for property theft. Not in TN.
DeleteThe way I figure it is that, since I spend time of my life earning the money with which I buy what I own, the theft of my belongings is theft of part of my life. That's worth shooting. TN doesn't see it that way.
--Tennessee Budd
A lengthy arrest and felony conviction record: the State should just take him out and shoot him, because he will not stop being an asshole. "But he's addicted!" As if that excuses anything. A few slugs from a firing squad will cure his addiction and any other mental illnesses he might have. Three strikes and you are fuckin' dead! Then, you can explain your addiction/mental illness to God and let Him decide.
ReplyDeleteThey didn't give an address, but part of Millersville is seriously way up in some hollers. I had friends who lived over there--Pole Hill Road comes to mind, among others. You don't want to fuck around over there.
ReplyDeleteFor those wondering, it's in the Davidson/Sumner/Robertson county intersection, mostly the first two.
--Tennessee Budd