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Texas woman uses rifle to shoot, kill alleged 'Peeping Tom' caught peering into bedroom window
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Here is the part the DA will ream her ass over.
She had a rifle. She shot numerous times through the wall, ending up striking the male.
Technically, shooting through a wall, unsure of the target’s exact location can be viewed as a “reckless discharge” and “aggravated endangerment of the public at large” for those of you who never had to justify a shoot. That’s the legal problem here. Lawyer up time here.
Quoting: redhed6971 Can't tell half these idiots anything. She should have lawyered up BEFORE she ever talked to the police. If she didn't call 911 BEFORE she shot this guy, she damn sure should have called a lawyer before she called 911 to let them know she shot him or at least right after. Hell, she should have got her gun, called 911, warned him that she had a gun and already called 911 and THEN told him that he should leave her property or she would shoot for fear of her life. These morans don't understand gun laws. Good luck to them on staying out of prison. Exactly I was raised with 2 lawyers in the family. They don’t know shit. It’s my experienced shooting buddies who have seen and reviewed cases, attended classes done their legal homework who will tell this.
She should have made the criminal actor disappear and
kept quiet, problem solved.
WAKE UP FOOLS THE "jUSTICE SYSTEM" is NOT there to protect innocent people from harm or actually mete out "Justice".I believe if you are going to own firearms, you should be required to take safety, operating classes, and pass a test, jut like we do automobiles to own your firearm. Minors as young as 8 need to have an age appropriate permit for rifles until 12 and at 13 include handguns. They should only be operated in the presence of an adult over 21 years old. Then everyone should be on the same page on when you can shoot a suspect.
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