And just when did they show up?
Was it before, after, or while the cop was forcing his way in?
Did they pull up just as he was shot?
She can’t have it back now, every druggie in town will be trying to break in to confiscate it.
That comment is so freaking stupid it doesn't even deserve a reply.
It does reveal your agenda though.
FR is God, Guns, and Country dude, I'd advise you not to push your anti gun agenda here if you want to stay.
I’ll try again.
I have called the local police for the same thing. Also, I have called an ambulance for a family member recently.
The whole entourage shows up - a fire truck, a fully loaded ambulance, the patrol car and all with lights and sirens.
You actually have to reassure neighbors who all come out for the commotion.
At night, it’s a scene. The cops light up the back yard with super flashlights before they come to the door, and when they do, they are LOUD, and they assume they know you’re they’re there and they’re correct.
If you don’t know they’re there,and this is after you’ve asked them to come over, something is wrong. In this case it was likely because she can’t hear nor see well and she was frightened because she’s 1)old (92) and 2)there probably WAS someone trying to get in.
This woman called a dispatcher who assessed a truly, and perhaps rightfully so, old woman. The dipatcher sent the whole gang.
There probably was an intruder, she probably gave the dispatcher evidence and the patrol car scared him off.
An intruder who breaks into an old lady’s house while she is home is too impatient to watch for when she leaves, like they did with my grandmother when they took her valuables- easy in easy out with lots of stuff, but not everything.
And they are looking for anything useful to buy drugs and they would take a gun as a big bonus treasure.
And there is no way that I am stupid.
I think people don’t visit old people enough, and they don’t figure out the story. Old people don’t see nor hear well - often hardly at all.