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TomsTXCHL wrote:OK well that is what she TOLD the officer but I don't see anything about witnesses.

I probably wouldn't be a witness to this event. At this hour I would be inside my house asleep.

jmra wrote:

mojo84 wrote:

TomsTXCHL wrote:

anygunanywhere wrote:

TomsTXCHL wrote:while I haven't read the article

From the article you did not read:


"At the time, she again told him to leave and that she was armed," said Sgt. Dan Zientek, with the Montgomery County Sheriff's Office.

After several verbal warnings, she pulled the trigger.

Anygunanywhere

OK well that is what she TOLD the officer but I don't see anything about witnesses.

And while she fired thru the door, it's not clear that he had even made it to her door i.e. she had some sort of iron gate. So she shoots thru the door and the bullet makes it past the iron and kills the guy.

I think she has some explaining to do myself...

Her word against a drunken deadman's that was so drunk he didn't realize he wasn't at his own house. I give her the benefit of the doubt until some credible evidence to the contrary comes to light.

100%

I agree with Mojo84 and JMRA.

While I don't think shooting through a door is a wise choice, being a war veteran and firefighter does not mitigate his actions of getting drunk to the point of not knowing where he lived and trying to enter the house. Trying to find fault with the taxi driver for dropping him off at the wrong place is ludicrous.