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You are making a lot of assumptions in this thread. I really don't care if you are an instructor or not...
No he did not, he realized his house had been broken into looked around and seen someone climbing out of a neighbors window....how does that constitute "He went out patrolling"?
And I'm glad that if you lived next to me, found your house had been robbed looked around and seen someone climbing out of my window, you wuold just sit there and say nothing....
There is no stretching in the post you're replying to. Warning shots are illegal in most jurisdictions. They are ill-advised and foolish everywhere.
Last edited by outbacknv; 02-22-2012 at 08:19 AM..
You are making a lot of assumptions in this thread. I really don't care if you are an instructor or not...
No he did not, he realized his house had been broken into looked around and seen someone climbing out of a neighbors window....how does that constitute "He went out patrolling"?
And I'm glad that if you lived next to me, found your house had been robbed looked around and seen someone climbing out of my window, you wuold just sit there and say nothing....
He fired into the ground, and even Penny Dean says (the spokeswoman for the Gun owners of NH).
There is no stretching in the post you're replying to. Warning shots are illegal in most jurisdictions. They are ill-advised and foolish everywhere.
As I said before, the waring shot, I disagree with....he should not have done it....
Quite a few states allow deadly force to protect property. NH is one of them.
To protect your own property, does this apply to protect someone else's property? Someone breaking into your own home qualifies as a threat to your life.
If I'm in NH and I see someone breaking into a Radioshack I can kill them? I'm not a lawyer, but I doubt it.
What state allows anyone to use deadly force when no ones life is in danger? What state allows vigilante behavior?
People can self deputize now? News to me
Who is dead...do you even know what deadly force means? I think not....
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