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Anonymous Coward User ID: 11391214 United States 11/30/2012 06:26 PM Report Abusive Post Report Copyright Violation | If a couple of thugs break into your place of business and point a gun in your face, then you would be perfectly justified in opening fire on them, right? Well, maybe not. San Jose police are giving one gun owner a stern tsk-tsk after she defended her property from a pair of armed thieves. Quoting: Laura Bow According to ABC Local 7 News, a pair of thieves wearing masks and hooded sweatshirts burst into a San Jose jewelry store at 10:15 a.m. on Monday. At least one of the would-be thieves was armed. The thieves probably thought that they were going to make off with a bag full of bling, but instead they nearly caught a bullet. The store owner, who was reportedly a woman, drew a pistol and leveled it at the two would-be thieves. She fired at least one shot but did not strike either of them – it is unclear whether that was a warning shot or if she simply missed. ... In the meantime, the police are giving gun owners a piece of their mind. Albert Morales, the San Jose Police spokesman, said, "We don't recommend (drawing a gun or firing). We would have preferred that they just go ahead and comply with the request or demands of the robbers. Again they were after material items that could be replaced and again our biggest fear is that somebody would have gotten hurt, injured and possibly even died." More at [link to www.guns.com] Shes a hero in my book |
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Anonymous Coward User ID: 27428056 Canada 11/30/2012 06:29 PM Report Abusive Post Report Copyright Violation | As it stands now they have to go there and exercise caution so they don't shoot the victim and the criminal who may both be armed. They don't like that. It's unsafe for them. To hell with you, they want only to keep themselves safe. That's what's at play when you're dealing with the issue of pigs not wanting you to have guns, or to produce them, and shoot them. |
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Hawgzilla User ID: 1138565 United States 11/30/2012 06:35 PM Report Abusive Post Report Copyright Violation | If a couple of thugs break into your place of business and point a gun in your face, then you would be perfectly justified in opening fire on them, right? Well, maybe not. San Jose police are giving one gun owner a stern tsk-tsk after she defended her property from a pair of armed thieves. Quoting: Laura Bow According to ABC Local 7 News, a pair of thieves wearing masks and hooded sweatshirts burst into a San Jose jewelry store at 10:15 a.m. on Monday. At least one of the would-be thieves was armed. The thieves probably thought that they were going to make off with a bag full of bling, but instead they nearly caught a bullet. The store owner, who was reportedly a woman, drew a pistol and leveled it at the two would-be thieves. She fired at least one shot but did not strike either of them – it is unclear whether that was a warning shot or if she simply missed. ... In the meantime, the police are giving gun owners a piece of their mind. Albert Morales, the San Jose Police spokesman, said, "We don't recommend (drawing a gun or firing). We would have preferred that they just go ahead and comply with the request or demands of the robbers. Again they were after material items that could be replaced and again our biggest fear is that somebody would have gotten hurt, injured and possibly even died." More at [link to www.guns.com] Shes a hero in my book I concur. In addition, the cops (in this case) can kiss my ass. If they don't want me protecting me and my family, post a unit in my door yard 24/7 otherwise it's my constitutional right to handle things of this nature MYSELF. They can't be everywhere all the time so it's my responsibility as a man/husband to do everything in my power to make sure my family and our belongings stay safe. If that means some low-life fuck gets killed trying to fuck with me or my family, so be it. I don't want to hurt/kill anyone but if you push, I'll push back even harder....you can bet on it. The question is, are you willing to bet your life? Ban guns to "save the children" but killing them in the womb is totally cool......I see; it makes perfect sense now. |
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s. d. butler User ID: 974819 United States 11/30/2012 06:38 PM Report Abusive Post Report Copyright Violation | If a couple of thugs break into your place of business and point a gun in your face, then you would be perfectly justified in opening fire on them, right? Well, maybe not. San Jose police are giving one gun owner a stern tsk-tsk after she defended her property from a pair of armed thieves. Quoting: Laura Bow According to ABC Local 7 News, a pair of thieves wearing masks and hooded sweatshirts burst into a San Jose jewelry store at 10:15 a.m. on Monday. At least one of the would-be thieves was armed. The thieves probably thought that they were going to make off with a bag full of bling, but instead they nearly caught a bullet. The store owner, who was reportedly a woman, drew a pistol and leveled it at the two would-be thieves. She fired at least one shot but did not strike either of them – it is unclear whether that was a warning shot or if she simply missed. ... In the meantime, the police are giving gun owners a piece of their mind. Albert Morales, the San Jose Police spokesman, said, "We don't recommend (drawing a gun or firing). We would have preferred that they just go ahead and comply with the request or demands of the robbers. Again they were after material items that could be replaced and again our biggest fear is that somebody would have gotten hurt, injured and possibly even died." More at [link to www.guns.com] They would prefer that shop owners don't resist when they are forced to kneel before being shot in the head also. If criminals know they won't face resistance, wouldn't that encourage them? Surely the police don't want an emboldened criminal element. Or do they? |
s. d. butler User ID: 974819 United States 11/30/2012 06:41 PM Report Abusive Post Report Copyright Violation | Cops hate guns in the hands of the public. It's a job safety issue. It would be much easier for them if they could go to the scene of a crime and shoot anyone with a weapon knowing that only criminals have weapons. Quoting: Anonymous Coward 27428056 As it stands now they have to go there and exercise caution so they don't shoot the victim and the criminal who may both be armed. They don't like that. It's unsafe for them. To hell with you, they want only to keep themselves safe. That's what's at play when you're dealing with the issue of pigs not wanting you to have guns, or to produce them, and shoot them. I always advise them to find another line of work if they have a problem with an armed public. |
Hawgzilla User ID: 1138565 United States 11/30/2012 06:42 PM Report Abusive Post Report Copyright Violation | Cops hate guns in the hands of the public. It's a job safety issue. It would be much easier for them if they could go to the scene of a crime and shoot anyone with a weapon knowing that only criminals have weapons. Quoting: Anonymous Coward 27428056 As it stands now they have to go there and exercise caution so they don't shoot the victim and the criminal who may both be armed. They don't like that. It's unsafe for them. To hell with you, they want only to keep themselves safe. That's what's at play when you're dealing with the issue of pigs not wanting you to have guns, or to produce them, and shoot them. I always advise them to find another line of work if they have a problem with an armed public. Agreed! Ban guns to "save the children" but killing them in the womb is totally cool......I see; it makes perfect sense now. |
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Anonymous Coward User ID: 11391214 United States 11/30/2012 06:42 PM Report Abusive Post Report Copyright Violation | Cops hate guns in the hands of the public. It's a job safety issue. It would be much easier for them if they could go to the scene of a crime and shoot anyone with a weapon knowing that only criminals have weapons. Quoting: Anonymous Coward 27428056 As it stands now they have to go there and exercise caution so they don't shoot the victim and the criminal who may both be armed. They don't like that. It's unsafe for them. To hell with you, they want only to keep themselves safe. That's what's at play when you're dealing with the issue of pigs not wanting you to have guns, or to produce them, and shoot them. I always advise them to find another line of work if they have a problem with an armed public. Doesn't hurt to stay in school |
Burt Gummer User ID: 7702124 United States 11/30/2012 06:49 PM Report Abusive Post Report Copyright Violation | California police frowning on self-defense, want gun owners to simply comply with robbers Quoting: Laura Bow Kind of amusing since most of the USA frowns on California. Last Edited by Useless Cookie Eater on 11/30/2012 06:56 PM |
Anonymous Coward User ID: 11391214 United States 11/30/2012 06:51 PM Report Abusive Post Report Copyright Violation | California police frowning on self-defense, want gun owners to simply comply with robbers Quoting: Laura Bow Kid of amusing since most of the USA frowns on California. All the hoodrats and thugs need to take note and go to California. If they are to far east then go to shitcago. Both very strict gun laws unless your a gangsta |
Burt Gummer User ID: 7702124 United States 11/30/2012 06:57 PM Report Abusive Post Report Copyright Violation | California police frowning on self-defense, want gun owners to simply comply with robbers Quoting: Laura Bow Kind of amusing since most of the USA frowns on California. All the hoodrats and thugs need to take note and go to California. If they are to far east then go to shitcago. Both very strict gun laws unless your a gangsta California went full retard long ago. |
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Anonymous Coward User ID: 11391214 United States 11/30/2012 07:00 PM Report Abusive Post Report Copyright Violation | California police frowning on self-defense, want gun owners to simply comply with robbers Quoting: Laura Bow Kind of amusing since most of the USA frowns on California. All the hoodrats and thugs need to take note and go to California. If they are to far east then go to shitcago. Both very strict gun laws unless your a gangsta California went full retard long ago. :gnctrl1: Well at least there are alot of metro sexual rich libs there. they won't put up a fight. They will give the criminals their fair share. |
Anonymous Coward User ID: 14408911 United States 11/30/2012 07:26 PM Report Abusive Post Report Copyright Violation | If a couple of thugs break into your place of business and point a gun in your face, then you would be perfectly justified in opening fire on them, right? Well, maybe not. San Jose police are giving one gun owner a stern tsk-tsk after she defended her property from a pair of armed thieves. Quoting: Laura Bow According to ABC Local 7 News, a pair of thieves wearing masks and hooded sweatshirts burst into a San Jose jewelry store at 10:15 a.m. on Monday. At least one of the would-be thieves was armed. The thieves probably thought that they were going to make off with a bag full of bling, but instead they nearly caught a bullet. The store owner, who was reportedly a woman, drew a pistol and leveled it at the two would-be thieves. She fired at least one shot but did not strike either of them – it is unclear whether that was a warning shot or if she simply missed. ... In the meantime, the police are giving gun owners a piece of their mind. Albert Morales, the San Jose Police spokesman, said, "We don't recommend (drawing a gun or firing). We would have preferred that they just go ahead and comply with the request or demands of the robbers. Again they were after material items that could be replaced and again our biggest fear is that somebody would have gotten hurt, injured and possibly even died." More at [link to www.guns.com] They can recommend what they want. But you still have the right to use your own judgment in every life and death situation. |
Anonymous Coward User ID: 14408911 United States 11/30/2012 07:28 PM Report Abusive Post Report Copyright Violation | In the meantime, the police are giving gun owners a piece of their mind. Albert Morales, the San Jose Police spokesman, said, "We don't recommend (drawing a gun or firing). We would have preferred that they just go ahead and comply with the request or demands of the robbers. Again they were after material items that could be replaced and again our biggest fear is that somebody would have gotten hurt, injured and possibly even died." Quoting: Laura Bow More at [link to www.guns.com] Better to call the police and take a chance on being mistaken for a suspect and shot, or killed in the crossfire. |
Burt Gummer User ID: 7702124 United States 11/30/2012 07:31 PM Report Abusive Post Report Copyright Violation | In the meantime, the police are giving gun owners a piece of their mind. Albert Morales, the San Jose Police spokesman, said, "We don't recommend (drawing a gun or firing). We would have preferred that they just go ahead and comply with the request or demands of the robbers. Again they were after material items that could be replaced and again our biggest fear is that somebody would have gotten hurt, injured and possibly even died." Quoting: Laura Bow More at [link to www.guns.com] Better to call the police and take a chance on being mistaken for a suspect and shot, or killed in the crossfire. If it was a home invasion like in many other states.... ...you'd be LONG dead long before they even got there. |
Anonymous Coward User ID: 27879171 United States 11/30/2012 07:31 PM Report Abusive Post Report Copyright Violation | If a couple of thugs break into your place of business and point a gun in your face, then you would be perfectly justified in opening fire on them, right? Well, maybe not. San Jose police are giving one gun owner a stern tsk-tsk after she defended her property from a pair of armed thieves. Quoting: Laura Bow According to ABC Local 7 News, a pair of thieves wearing masks and hooded sweatshirts burst into a San Jose jewelry store at 10:15 a.m. on Monday. At least one of the would-be thieves was armed. The thieves probably thought that they were going to make off with a bag full of bling, but instead they nearly caught a bullet. The store owner, who was reportedly a woman, drew a pistol and leveled it at the two would-be thieves. She fired at least one shot but did not strike either of them – it is unclear whether that was a warning shot or if she simply missed. ... In the meantime, the police are giving gun owners a piece of their mind. Albert Morales, the San Jose Police spokesman, said, "We don't recommend (drawing a gun or firing). We would have preferred that they just go ahead and comply with the request or demands of the robbers. Again they were after material items that could be replaced and again our biggest fear is that somebody would have gotten hurt, injured and possibly even died." More at [link to www.guns.com] Cant believe that. Never cave-in people. |