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Some reports of a possible murder charge against the second intruder. Go Oklahoma.!
http://blog.newsok.com/breakingnews/201 ... -intruder/" onclick="window.open(this.href);return false;

Reporter Juliana Keeping was told Wednesday by a Grady County prosecutor that [the second intruder, Dustin Louis] Stewart could face a murder charge in the case.

This next one is a much more thorough article, including possible motivations for the crime and additional information about the poisoning of her dogs.
http://newsok.com/accomplice-in-blancha ... le/3637495" onclick="window.open(this.href);return false;

A man involved in a Blanchard home invasion that ended with the shooting death of one of the intruders is to be charged Wednesday with murder, a Grady County prosecutor said.
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Stewart was arraigned Wednesday in Chickasha and is being held in the Grady County jail with a bond hearing set for Thursday, said Assistant District Attorney James Walters.

i8godzilla wrote:

RoyGBiv wrote:Oklahoma 911 Operator...

RPB wrote:911 operator "I can't tell you you can do that, but do whatever you need to do to protect your baby."

NC 911 Operator....

http://www.wral.com/news/local/story/10553140/ wrote:"Do not, while I’m on the phone, do not fire that firearm, OK?" the dispatcher said.

I'm a little embarrassed to be a Tarheel today.

I wonder if NC has a Freedom of Information/Open Law type of law. It would be interesting to request all of their training material and see if the E911 operators are instructed to tell the caller to disarm or if this was a personal political statement by the operator.

Honestly, I think there's a bit of context to be considered....
In the OK case, the 911 statement/quote was from before the assailant entered the residence. The local LE was nowhere nearby.
In the NC case, the 911 statement was from after the first BG was shot and the local LE was either approaching or on the scene.
Later in the NC case there was a discussion between the kind and 911 about "what if another guy comes around the corner". The operator did say that she would let him know when LE arrived and was entering the residence.

OTOH, local LE was not on scene when the NC operator told the kid not to fire.... Bad advice. But not as bad as it sounds out of context.

Oklahoma 911 Operator...

RPB wrote:911 operator "I can't tell you you can do that, but do whatever you need to do to protect your baby."

NC 911 Operator....

http://www.wral.com/news/local/story/10553140/ wrote:"Do not, while I’m on the phone, do not fire that firearm, OK?" the dispatcher said.

I'm a little embarrassed to be a Tarheel today.

Young mother..... lost her husband to cancer on Christmas day.... lost two dogs recently ...
She certainly didn't lose her nerve.

Bravo.

EDIT: I wonder where she lives relative to the Blanchard PD. It's a rural part of OK, near OKC.
20+ minutes for a 911 home invasion response could be a lifetime.
I'd bet the sound of a police siren would have scared him off and saved that guy's life.
Good thing she had a gun and knew how to use it.....