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I found the question asked by the anchor Keith in the studio...
"What motivated the family to get their guns and GO AFTER THIS PERSON?" to be troubling. He had to know the details, so why ask in such a negative way? Why not, "what motivated the intruder to keep breaking into the home after the home owner fired a warning shot?"
I guess I'm not surprised coming from a NBC affiliate.
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If you're going to waste a bullet on a "warning shot", shouldn't the warning shot be aimed at the intruder's knee cap?Comment
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Being unprepared in what to do after a shooting is a liability to you and your family."It's a trap!!!!" -- Admiral AckbarComment
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The one thing I noticed in this video is that the policeman was sympathetic to the homeowners. He said that any time you have to use deadly force it is traumatic. Whatever the MSM pundants say, it's down to what the legal system does with the incident. Both law enforcement and the neighbor were supporting the family. I take that a a major plus, although I have to agree with Patriot_Sheepdog about the newscaster that introduced the segment."Common sense might be common but it is by no means wide spread." Mark TwainComment
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