Targeted Home Invasion’: Homeowner Armed with Handgun Shoots and Kills Two Teenagers During Attack

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We are prepared to provide proper support and resources for students and staff affected by this tragedy. Our thoughts are with our former students’ families, friends, and loved ones during this difficult time.​


Fuck that. If they want to help, fix the man's door or windows that the no-value scumbags damaged when breaking in. That's how you help the community.
 
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Yeah, that don't make any sense.

Guaranteed if no guns were involved the whole community would be over fixing the man's house.
 
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"No 'stand your ground' law
Kenneth Gray — a senior lecturer at the University of New Haven and a former FBI agent — told WTIC that Connecticut does not have a "stand your ground" law, which means the victim of a threat must first try to get away before using deadly force.

"You are justified in using self-defense to include a firearm if you fear for your life or the life of a third person, but it's not totally unrestricted," Gray added to the station. "By that I mean if the person is threatening you, you can use deadly force. But if you have other options — for instance, if you can run away — you have to run away."

Caruso added to WTIC that police are characterizing the shooting "as a home invasion type incident where two males came into the home. And it appears to be a case of self-defense at this time, where the homeowner was a legal owner of the firearm."

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The resident of a Connecticut home fatally shot a pair of male teenagers — 15 and 16 — who forced their way into the East Hartford residence last week and physically attacked the resident, police told WTIC-TV. What are the details? Police said the unnamed teens were shot in the living room, the...
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When I lived in Denver, some drunk kid was trying to get into what he thought was his cookie cutter house in the middle of the night. Unfortunately for him, he was off by about 5 houses. The homeowner shot and killed him through the door. As soon as it happened, the cops, news, and community all praised the homeowner for defending his castle, even though there wasn't much of an actual threat. Zero public scorn, the kid wasn't a poor innocent victim, none of that shit you hear everywhere else.

Castle Doctrine is a Natural Law to me. The states opinion only comes into play after the fact.
 
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TEOTWAWKI inc. said:
When I lived in Denver, some drunk kid was trying to get into what he thought was his cookie cutter house in the middle of the night. Unfortunately for him, he was off by about 5 houses. The homeowner shot and killed him through the door. As soon as it happened, the cops, news, and community all praised the homeowner for defending his castle, even though there wasn't much of an actual threat. Zero public scorn, the kid wasn't a poor innocent victim, none of that shit you hear everywhere else.

Castle Doctrine is a Natural Law to me. The states opinion only comes into play after the fact.
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Similar thing happened in the Amherst/Clarence area a while back.
 
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