TN: Business owner charged for shooting at thieves

[seamusTX]

In La Vergne, Tennessee (Nashville exurb), earlier this month, a business owner caught two mopes stealing construction material from his business.

The business owner shot at the vehicle that the mopes were driving. He did not stop them, but the police subsequently did.

Said mopes have been indicted for felony theft. One of them was charged with possession of a firearm by a convicted felon. They had marijuana in their vehicle. The driver was charged with driving with a suspended license.

However, the police have turned the case over to the DA with the intent to have the business owner indicted on charges related to shooting at a moving vehicle.

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Once again, we are reminded that no other state has the broad justifications for use of deadly force to protect or recover property that Texas does.

- Jim

[safety1]

Good to know

[Oldgringo]

seamusTX wrote:

Once again, we are reminded that no other state has the broad justifications for use of deadly force to protect or recover property that Texas does.

Not only that but, our Texas 30.06 sign is pretty clear whereas in some other states the CH licensee is left wondering....

[Katygunnut]

seamusTX wrote:

Once again, we are reminded that no other state has the broad justifications for use of deadly force to protect or recover property that Texas does.

Not only that but, our Texas 30.06 sign is pretty clear whereas in some other states the CH licensee is left wondering....

Yet another in the long list of reasons why Texas is the best place on this planet.

[SpringerFan]

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Yet another in the long list of reasons why Texas is the best place on this planet.

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