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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Bruno2" data-source="post: 1302614" data-attributes="member: 13962">Yes there would certainly be a legal issue. In OK you cannot shoot a person thats not posing a threat to you or anybody else. That means if I were in your house with a gun and I saw you coming down the hall with a gun. I could turn and run for the door to escape. Should you shoot me in the back during this process you would be charged with murder or attempted murder. Also the fact that this guy went out of his way by going in the house knowing the perp was in there and armed he was looking for trouble. He could have walked next door out of harms way and called the popo. He did a ton of things wrong by OK law. He is lucky that he encountered some common sense cops that didnt charge him with anything. Tx ( i hate to say this but) has the best HD and SD laws on the books . No other state gives a US citizen the options that TX does. Texans can shoot people over property . When somebody is trying to leave your house with your tv you can shoot them to stop them. They also have a "mischief after dark " law. Anytime somebody is breaking the law after dark such as vandalizing your property you can shoot them over that. You can shoot somebody thats breaking into your car in TX. We dont have laws that liberal here in OK. You will go to prison for shooting somebody breaking into your car here. You cant shoot somebody leaving your house with your property in tow unless they are posing a deadly threat. A little old woman couldnt do anything to stop an unarmed man from walking into her house and sacking it up. She just needs to hope that the cops get there quick enough.</blockquote>

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