Homeowner Shoots, Kills Burglary Suspect in N. Phoenix, page 3


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reply posted on 2-1-2013 @ 05:50 PM by b3l13v3
reply to post by GrandStrategy



Mentally ill or not he was committing a criminal act and had the capacity to cause serious harm to the man and his family, and he was incapable of causing harm because he was met with the use of deadly force, and legally so.

If you enter my house uninvited you will be making a swift exit from this plane of existence and I will sleep fine at night.

Showing sympathy for a criminal is a sign that you're mentally disturbed.
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reply posted on 2-1-2013 @ 05:55 PM by JarheadFidelis
reply to post by b3l13v3



I agree with your statement all the way up to the "showing sympathy to a criminal" part. Some people deserve sympathy. Just not in the case of breaking in to my home. Thats a death sentence. Who knows what this man was capable of? What would he have done to them had the home owner not been armed. Lets fave it, he had to have know the house was occupied. What was his intent? Thats the scary part.
Some criminals deserve sympathy. If a man is stealing food because hes hungry, I'll be sympathetic.


reply posted on 2-1-2013 @ 06:03 PM by GrandStrategy
Originally posted by Carreau
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Could you explain how you came to the conclusion the criminal was mentally ill? What proof do you have of this complicated medical diagnosis from reading that news report?

And could you also offer what the family should have done while waiting for the police to arrive and save them?




Earlier in the night, a neighbor said the same man was trying to break into his pickup truck. That neighbor, identified as Matt, said he went out with a baseball bat but did not confront him. Matt said the man appeared to be either "on drugs" or "crazy." He was yelling at his hand and talking loudly to himself, Matt said.


The yelling at his hand and talking loudly to himself, makes me think he's crazy. That's not sane by my standards.

I think we both probably know how this incident unfolded. Mentally ill man trying to get into a house, home owner yells at him to leave(obviously petrified, who stands back and yells at somebody to leave, just sock him in the face surely), the crazy person didn't leave, and that was enough for this scared to death man with no courage, to shoot him dead in fear.

Let's be reasonable, it's going to turn out he had no gun, probably a crackhead of some kind. The guy shot him from inside his own house because he was soft, there is nothing in this story to indicate any self control, any sort of responsible use of his weapon. Reads to me like he was a coward who got scared because some mentally ill person was trying to open his window. In blind fear, and nothing but fear, he irrationally shot the man to death. Oh he saw him reach for a gun, well i think that's something that everybody says, oh oh he was reaching for his waist. That's new. That's original. We all buy that excuse, as if he had a gun he'd be stood at the window like a lemming!

If you can't demonstrate self restraint, if you can't demonstrate composure, then you should not have a gun,you don't deserve the responsibility that comes with it.



reply posted on 2-1-2013 @ 06:07 PM by GrandStrategy
Originally posted by b3l13v3
reply to
post by GrandStrategy



Mentally ill or not he was committing a criminal act and had the capacity to cause serious harm to the man and his family, and he was incapable of causing harm because he was met with the use of deadly force, and legally so.

If you enter my house uninvited you will be making a swift exit from this plane of existence and I will sleep fine at night.

Showing sympathy for a criminal is a sign that you're mentally disturbed.
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Yes, killing petty criminals, that's what SANE people do! Taking life without remorse, that's sane.

I think you're mentally disturbed, to be frank.


reply posted on 2-1-2013 @ 06:09 PM by JarheadFidelis
reply to post by GrandStrategy



Burglary of an occupied dwelling is not a petty crime. Most states consider it a serious felony. So, what would you do if you woke to find a man breaking in to your daughters room? Offer him tea and crumpets?


reply posted on 2-1-2013 @ 06:10 PM by Carreau
reply to post by GrandStrategy



So what should he have done? In detail please. Also waiting to address the Miami incident with the naked attacker choking the dog and then attacking the home owner trying to bite him.


reply posted on 2-1-2013 @ 06:16 PM by foodstamp
reply to post by cripmeister



Most places, an intruder in your home is the ONLY justification for deadly force that's needed
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reply posted on 2-1-2013 @ 06:17 PM by eXia7
Originally posted by GrandStrategy
Originally posted by b3l13v3
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post by GrandStrategy



Mentally ill or not he was committing a criminal act and had the capacity to cause serious harm to the man and his family, and he was incapable of causing harm because he was met with the use of deadly force, and legally so.

If you enter my house uninvited you will be making a swift exit from this plane of existence and I will sleep fine at night.

Showing sympathy for a criminal is a sign that you're mentally disturbed.
edit on 2-1-2013 by b3l13v3 because: (no reason given)


Yes, killing petty criminals, that's what SANE people do! Taking life without remorse, that's sane.

I think you're mentally disturbed, to be frank.



How do you know a person breaking into your home while you are there, that they are going to "commit a petty crime" if they decide to threaten your life?

This guy exercised his rights properly. Please stop shilling a thread that actually had a valid use of a firearm.

I'm sorry, if you break into my home, then I will exercise my rights also.


reply posted on 2-1-2013 @ 06:22 PM by JarheadFidelis
reply to post by eXia7



Odd man in my daughters room in the middle of the night? Lethal force if necessary? You better believe it!


reply posted on 2-1-2013 @ 06:28 PM by mwood
reply to post by GrandStrategy



I hope your home is not the next one broken into by "some poor mentally ill person" who wished to rob you and rape your kids if you have any.

Get off your high horse and assume some personal responsibility.

The only thing bad about this story is the poor guy picked the wrong house. He was killed where he ventured but if he came to your house you could of made him some hot chocolate and you could have talked him down...


reply posted on 2-1-2013 @ 06:29 PM by newcovenant
reply to post by 1MrMarc





Homeowner sees his home getting robbed on remote TV and calls cops.
That's pretty effective too.



reply posted on 2-1-2013 @ 06:33 PM by DarthMuerte
Originally posted by JarheadFidelis
reply to
post by GrandStrategy



Burglary of an occupied dwelling is not a petty crime. Most states consider it a serious felony. So, what would you do if you woke to find a man breaking in to your daughters room? Offer him tea and crumpets?
Based on his responses in my rape thread, I suspect he would hold his daughter/sister/wife/mother down until the criminal finished his business, then offer him tea and biscuits.


reply posted on 2-1-2013 @ 06:35 PM by newcovenant
Originally posted by mwood
reply to
post by GrandStrategy



I hope your home is not the next one broken into by "some poor mentally ill person" who wished to rob you and rape your kids if you have any.

Get off your high horse and assume some personal responsibility.

The only thing bad about this story is the poor guy picked the wrong house. He was killed where he ventured but if he came to your house you could of made him some hot chocolate and you could have talked him down...

We all hope that except people who have to justify owning their guns.

Soon people don't know the difference between bad and good guys.
This is where the guns present a problem. Look at you throwing veiled threats around and this is one of the good guys. How do we ever expect to win against people who want to do us harm, if there are people protecting their God given right to do so?


reply posted on 2-1-2013 @ 06:36 PM by Carreau
reply to post by GrandStrategy





Reads to me like he was a coward who got scared because some mentally ill person was trying to open his window. In blind fear, and nothing but fear, he irrationally shot the man to death


You and I have two VERY different definitions of the word coward. And I hope you or your family never have to find out what I'm talking about.


reply posted on 2-1-2013 @ 06:36 PM by JarheadFidelis
reply to post by DarthMuerte



I havent been able to have a civil conversation with him either, but I would hope he wasnt that kind of person. Invading a persons home is a serious violation of the sanctity of their home.


reply posted on 2-1-2013 @ 06:39 PM by GrandStrategy
Originally posted by JarheadFidelis
reply to
post by GrandStrategy



Burglary of an occupied dwelling is not a petty crime. Most states consider it a serious felony. So, what would you do if you woke to find a man breaking in to your daughters room? Offer him tea and crumpets?


It's a petty crime. I don't care what most states consider it. Most states operate prisons as a means of slave labour and have idiotic laws like 3 strikes and the death penalty.

If i caught someone breaking into my house I would beat them out of it. If required, and only if required, I would kill them.

But if I shot dead every person who tried to break into my house because I was too scared to confront them like a man, I'd have a body count of about 5
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