Posted on 11/08/2017 2:05:41 PM PST by tuffydoodle
November 07, 2017 8:24 PM
FORT WORTH
A homeowner shot and killed an alleged burglary suspect after he caught him trying to break into his house, according to police.
Police were called to a residence in the 10800 block of Camp Bowie Boulevard in far west Fort Worth about 7:15 p.m. Tuesday, a police call log showed. The homeowner had the suspect pinned down and was holding a gun on him, the call log stated. The suspect broke down the familys front door and got into a scuffle with the homeowner, according to a story from WFAA. The homeowner, a father, got a gun and shot him, the WFAA story said.
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If this was still in 0bamaland, this guy would have been strung up and the national media would do the travvon martin thing 24/7 for six months.
How DARE he protect his family and property!
Sure glad it didn’t happen in Aussieland, the homeowner would be brought up on charges of injuring the invader; you have to try to talk them out of invading or attacking you, etc.
Glad to see the perp was inside and across the threshold.
“Sure glad it didnt happen in Aussieland, the homeowner would be brought up on charges of injuring the invader; you have to try to talk them out of invading or attacking you, etc.”
Australia and England...think of countries a majority of which are left wing Obama/Clinton type gun haters.
Perhaps msnbc will deny this happened, too.
Seems to me to be a perfect example of ‘gun control’ in Texas.
Good work. We’ve seen so many cases like that so far. Someone should be gathering and listing them for later reference against the anti-Second-Amendment creeps.
“Australia and England...think of countries a majority of which are left wing Obama/Clinton type gun haters.”
Disarming served to make the Muslim immigrant takeover of the UK much less messy than it might have been. Initially anyway.
My UK brothers, you’d best bone up on you Arabic, Farsi and Urdu....
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