Actual 911 call of home invasion shows why everyone must be prepared to defend themselves

[Acer-m14]

what i don't like is the dispatcher tells to disarm and walk out at the end ... could have been what are you wearing at the start and stay put and so on .. .. i'm the naked good guy hiding with a gun .. what ever .. snicker ..
but glad it came out ok ..

ok free to comment or send to train wreak LOL .. its Washington

 

[Dr. Evil]

It seems like a long time to me. I can only imagine how long it felt for that guy. When seconds count they are 9:45 away. Why does he need to meet the deputies instead of them meeting him?

 

[Jezman]

Scary in many ways!

 

[thegatman]

I bet that happens a lot.

 

[spat]

It seems like a long time to me. I can only imagine how long it felt for that guy. When seconds count they are 9:45 away. Why does he need to meet the deputies instead of them meeting him?

And when you think about it, that was a pretty quick response.

I'm betting the answer to your second question is that it's considered safer. Deputies don't want to get shot, and don't want to shoot this guy. I bet those are considered the 2 largest risks at that point, and any risk posed by other assailants is considered secondary.

I'm not sure I agree with that risk assessment, but I bet that is the reasoning.

 

[GOPerfect]

I do not fault the officers for their ten minute response time. Depending on how far out the home was, ten minutes is not bad at all.

I can only imagine how scared that homeowner was. Glad it worked out well for him.. Wonder how many people (good guys) die because they are so anti gun and pro PeacePrints?

 

[holdover]

The shots were fired 4 minutes into the call. Police would have had to been there outside 3 minutes after the call to have been able to arrest the suspect. That is a completely unrealistic response time . The police cannot always help you in time. I cant understand why people are so delusional and out of touch with reality.

"I need you to unload your gun , put it down (and walk through the danger zone unarmed) Ok?" NO. Not gonna happen. Fuck you. I just topped off my mag. We'll figure it out

 

[spat]

"I need you to unload your gun , put it down (and walk through the danger zone unarmed) Ok?" NO. Not gonna happen. Fuck you. I just topped off my mag. We'll figure it out

It's true, at that point you've got to be thinking "what did I call you guys for ?"

 

[Mk44]

When you're waiting for help.. minutes feels like a long time.
The further ( rural ) you live from town, the longer the response time will be. Even if you live in the suburbs or city limits no one can guarantee the police will arrive before harm comes to you or your family.
This is why many of us are armed. because waiting around for help isn't an option sometimes.
For me, it is my responsibility to protect my family to the best of my ability. I would never rely on a 911 call when evil is knocking on the door.

All these anti-gun liberals think the police will be there in time to rescue them, good luck with that... 4 min into this 911 call, and one of the intruders had already found the homeowner hiding in the house. If the homeowner wasn't armed, who know what could of happened to him.

 

[Shadow2]

Did the suspect have any weapons? I would have to plead the 5th on that one especially in this shit state. If i have to traverse my house not knowing who's down stairs my guns coming with me loaded. Stay outside until i get their i'll put the gun down when I'm safely outside.