Don’t look for much media coverage of this part of the story of the terrorist attack in Jerusalem this morning. Stories of armed citizens stopping crazed killers are…inconvenient.
The female resident, who was at home at 10:30pm with her infant child, heard someone force entry to her apartment. She gathered the baby and her Roscoe and retreated to a bedroom closet.
Houston police — the real ones — are investigating a lethal home defense shooting that took place late Friday night in the southeast part of the city. Two men knocked on a homeowner’s door claiming they were police officers and were there to serve a warrant.
Atlanta homicide detectives said their investigation determined the case should be classified as a felon killed by a private citizen. Police said Reaves was in the middle of an armed robbery when he was shot.
“What we do know is that her husband was able to stop the killer from committing further violence because he had a firearm with which he was able to fight back.”
In Weatherford, a father was able to protect his family because the law was appropriately applied. But in too many Texas counties, gun owners have discovered that justice ends where politics begins.
Perry pulled out his gun, but did not shoot Gille even though he said others were calling on him to pull the trigger. “Unfortunately, there was kinda like a mob mentality and some very disturbing things were being said on how to deal with the situation,” Perry said.
Thanks to the Second Amendment, no lives were lost in this stabbing spree, and a group of citizens were able to corner the assailant and give the police time to arrive on the scene and apprehend him.
Folks, if you wait until you see the bad guy’s gun pointed at you when they’ve got their finger on the trigger, you’ve waited too long.
While residents were away, police say Mitchell Platt decided he would burglarize some area homes. Unfortunately for Mr. Mitchell, one homeowner’s son noticed an open door and investigated…with his six-shooter.
