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Re: Employee fired for pulling gun on robbers!!!


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Posted by Tony in Mass. on September 12, 2011 at 19:05:24 from (71.233.164.20):

In Reply to: Re: Employee fired for pulling gun on robbers!!! posted by 36 coupe on September 12, 2011 at 15:51:52:

That does not apply now, if it ever really did, 'cause there is so many tall tales and scare tactics compare to facts. A few months ago, I remember there was deep snow- some one shot a guy- drunk and on drugs, who... might have thought he was breaking into his ex wife's home.... can't ask him now, he got shot dead. just inside the window. Mass law say's bad guy has to be inboard of the swing of a door, +/-3 feet.... nothing ever written about windows, so homeowner wasn't charged, in the news, in the hot seat, but no legal hassle... dead guy is still dead. And they are thinking about making people put bigger numbers on the houses, so's drunks and stoned guys can break into the right place next time.... but the point I was making, old common law said basicly, if a fight starts in a building, to be the good guy- you must end it in the building, starting outdoors is a different matter, that's why some people get the book thrown at them for a barroom brawl gone into the parking lot.... but that's another dead drunk matter... an old friend in the sticks of the adirondacks got penned up for a shot fired - and no one even aimed at- but standing at/ near his mail box- +500? 700? feet from the house. That did not end in his favor at all......


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