The shooting was reported in the 4900 block of Neyland Way around 4:10 a.m. on Sunday. According to police, an unidentified homeowner received a notification from his security cameras. The footage showed two men attempting to break into his cars.
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Note to homeowner: Range time. Range time. More ammo.
ReplyDeleteI would never confront a burglar , but I would put a round or two in his direction and I never miss .
ReplyDeleteThey can urge those Tennessee folk to restrain themselves all they want but knowing my kin down there I wouldn't put my money on it . They'll cut up most anything for bait , heh .
ReplyDeleteSo call the police, who will show up an hour later because it's not considered an emergency, to do a report. Maybe if you're lucky your vehicle will be found days later stripped and burned....Fuck that bullshit, it's mine, I worked to get it and I'm not sitting around while some trash steals it.
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Shooting in defense of property is illegal, but I disagree. It took a considerable amount of my time to earn the money to buy what you are stealing. By stealing it, you are illegally confiscating part of my life. I should be able to defend that. But that's just me...
DeleteThis in contrast to the FL sheriff urging homeowners to shoot perps and save the state money on incarceration.
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That was the comparison I was going to make.
DeleteContinue to fire until the thieves are DEAD.
ReplyDeleteNo description of the perps........ And so we know.
ReplyDeleteDidn't I see an actual GARAGE right next to the vehicle? Why not use it, lady?
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