Wounded University of Colorado grad faces felony trespass charge (legal, attorney, suspect)
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Alcohol plays a major role in most of the stupidity around here.
Anyway, I have no sympathy for her. Seriously, how damn drunk do you have to be in order to not know where you are?
Most of the locals, myself included, support the homeowner. Put yourself in his place. Middle of the night and you hear someone in your house, you yell at them to leave and instead they walk into your bedroom and toward you and your wife. What would you do under those circumstances?
The homeowner would have been well within his rights had he killed her. She's lucky that all he did was wound her.
So, she's gonna have a scar, boo hoo. At least she's still alive. Hopefully she's learned something from this.
Hopefully she learned her lesson about getting drunk and the homeowners learn their lesson about locking doors. The next person coming thru their unlocked door may not be unarmed and drunk.
If it was out of character for her to wander into someones bedroom like that then nobody really knows what she would have done do they? I'm not saying she was their to kill or harm but I'm not saying she wasn't either. How the heck does anyone know since she was already acting "out of character"? If she was in the midst of a psychotic breakdown or hallucinating or whatever then anything is possible.
Whether a drunk or psychopath, she got what she deserved. We have too many idiots of this sort
They tested her BAL, it was .2. That's drunk.
And I agree, she asked for it.
I have no sympathy for her, or anyone else who chooses to get drunk and behave stupidly. Last month we had 3 beautiful girls killed here in town because of a drunk driver, his two passengers will carry scars for the rest of their lives.
Last night, two more died because they were in a stolen vehicle and thought they could outrun a state trooper.
Will these kids never learn? The things they choose to do doesn't just affect them, they also affect everyone around them as well.
I absolutely 100%+ believe in the Make My Day law.
You betcha.
And yes, one of the cardinal rules is shoot to kill.
There are plenty of bleeding hearts who will defend the drunk, though.
Love that "Make My Day" law, huh? Would it make your day to kill someone? I mean, defending your home is one thing, but to crow about "Make My Day" is quite another.
I'm guessing that the home owners in this incident are probably pretty happy they didn't kill this woman and have to live with that for the rest of their lives.
I have no sympathy for her, or anyone else who chooses to get drunk and behave stupidly. Last month we had 3 beautiful girls killed here in town because of a drunk driver, his two passengers will carry scars for the rest of their lives.
Last night, two more died because they were in a stolen vehicle and thought they could outrun a state trooper.
Will these kids never learn? The things they choose to do doesn't just affect them, they also affect everyone around them as well.
Why would they learn, when probably what they hear all the time is ME, MINE, and rugged individualism, rather than any social responsibility toward people their world and community?
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