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SHERIFF ENCOURAGES CITIZENS TO SHOOT HOME INTRUDERS: 'WE PREFER THAT YOU DO, ACTUALLY’
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<blockquote data-quote="Glocktogo" data-source="post: 3769548" data-attributes="member: 1132"><p>This isn't a game of simon says or stop and go. If the home invader is in the act of violently breaking and entering an occupied home where he or she has no rights to be under law, the lawful defender has no duty to provide warning or quarter to the invader. They are "bought and paid for" under that situation.</p><p></p><p>The caveats to that are that the defender has a lawful right to be in the home and is covered under the Castle Doctrine (homeowners, lease holders & immediate family living in the residence). If not, they do need to justify fear of death or great bodily harm, if they fall under Make My Day Doctrine (friends, extended family, invited guests, employees such as baby sitters, etc.).</p><p></p><p>If I have to defend my home, I will do so to any extent and by any means necessary. Still, I don't really want to shoot anyone and if I feel safe and secure without shooting, I'm not going to shoot. If I have to shoot someone I not only want it to be within the law, I want to sleep well when it's all over.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Glocktogo, post: 3769548, member: 1132"] This isn't a game of simon says or stop and go. If the home invader is in the act of violently breaking and entering an occupied home where he or she has no rights to be under law, the lawful defender has no duty to provide warning or quarter to the invader. They are "bought and paid for" under that situation. The caveats to that are that the defender has a lawful right to be in the home and is covered under the Castle Doctrine (homeowners, lease holders & immediate family living in the residence). If not, they do need to justify fear of death or great bodily harm, if they fall under Make My Day Doctrine (friends, extended family, invited guests, employees such as baby sitters, etc.). If I have to defend my home, I will do so to any extent and by any means necessary. Still, I don't really want to shoot anyone and if I feel safe and secure without shooting, I'm not going to shoot. If I have to shoot someone I not only want it to be within the law, I want to sleep well when it's all over. [/QUOTE]
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