To: rogue yam
He shot strangers who had robbed a neighbor’s house, not his, and strangers who did not step foot on his property.
To: Fargo Rock
He shot strangers who had robbed a neighbor’s house, not his, and strangers who did not step foot on his property. Yep. And the question is, is that legal in Texas or not? So far it seems that the answer is yes, what Mr. Horn did is legal in Texas.
To: Fargo Rock
The thieves actually were on Mr Horn’s property when they ignored his demand to halt.
26 posted on
12/22/2007 11:39:03 PM PST by
M203M4
(True Universal Suffrage: Pets of dead illegal-immigrant felons voting Democrat (twice))
To: Fargo Rock
He shot strangers who had robbed a neighbor’s house, not his, and strangers who did not step foot on his property. The latest reports indicate the first one was only about 10 feet from Mr. Horn when he was hit. Eyewitness accounts put both on his oroperty when he exited his house.
His house, his neighbor's house, matters little, and not at all as things played out.
133 posted on
12/23/2007 9:53:04 AM PST by
El Gato
("The Second Amendment is the RESET button of the United States Constitution." -- Doug McKay)
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