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Defensive firearm use

CMJeepster
in Good Guy stops a Bad guy......

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poor guy will most likely get fired because on the "Gun free" zone sign. 

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    On 1/5/2023 at 10:19 AM, CMJeepster said:

    A Dollar General clerk is charged with manslaughter after police say he shot and killed an armed robber. The clerk said it was the 6th attempted armed robbery at the store since August. (msn.com)

    It seems like the clerk shot the armed robber (and a bystander) after the robber got the money and was leaving. If true, it seems to me that the armed robber was no longer a threat to the clerk since he was leaving and the clerk was not justified in shooting.  

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    1 hour ago, ESB said:

    It seems like the clerk shot the armed robber (and a bystander) after the robber got the money and was leaving. If true, it seems to me that the armed robber was no longer a threat to the clerk since he was leaving and the clerk was not justified in shooting.  

    I was about to say same thing 

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    Shawn Sutton wrapped a pair of women’s underwear around his neck and face and pulled a gun on the store clerk demanding money.

    Not the brightest I see. Doesn't the robber's manual say to wear stockings or a ski mask but women's underwear around the neck........

     

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    On 1/9/2023 at 2:31 PM, CMJeepster said:

    Homeowner fires shot after man breaks into New Jersey home to steal car: officials (msn.com)

    This is why practicing with your firearm is important. Wonder how far was the perp for him to miss. Maybe he was just firing off a warning shot?

    Other issue is if he's shooting him while his back is turned there's a chance the homeowner could be charged. Anyone got legal guidance on this? Justified if shot in the garage but in the back?

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    12 hours ago, My1stGlock said:

    Other issue is if he's shooting him while his back is turned there's a chance the homeowner could be charged. Anyone got legal guidance on this? Justified if shot in the garage but in the back?

    I'll be monitoring the story to find out what comes of this, but IMO, "they" won't let the defensive firearm use story show that the homeowner was justified in their actions.

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