Disabled Man Stops Home Invasion with 3 Gun Shots

Gun Rights Roundup

by Buckeye Firearms Association

 

Gary Wroblewski is confined to a wheelchair and therefore an easy target for criminals. His physical limitations and lack of mobility are the type of weakness that cowards look for in an easy mark. But, Mr. Wroblewski is anything but a helpless victim.

 

That's because he exercises his natural right to bear arms, which may have saved his life on December 15th when thugs attacked him inside his home in Ocala, Florida.

 

In a premeditated act of crime, three young hoodlums forced their way into Wroblewski's home, knocking over Wroblewski in his wheelchair. On his way down, he fired three shots, fatally wounding one of the men and scaring off the other two.

 

If the anti-gun crusaders in America had their way, instead of a .45 in his hand to ward off his attackers, Mr. Wroblewski would have had nothing but a telephone to feebly dial 911, perhaps after he had been beaten. Or worse, the police may have had one more brutal murder to investigate that night.

 

The Founders knew what they were doing when they wrote the Second Amendment. And it had nothing to do with target shooting or sport. Our liberty is predicated on feeling secure in our own homes and having the ability to protect ourselves. Without that, the American experiment is a failure.

 

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:clap: :clap: good for him. its always sad when someone dies but if you choose a life of crime I have no pity for you.

Jermz,

 

I couldn't have said it better myself. Actually I would have put more expletives in my reply with a SEG or something . (SEG - $hit eating grin)

If you want to read more stories about lawful gun owners successfully using them in self defense, check out the "CCW Saves Lives" blog:

 

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