Posted by Tony in Mass. on May 31, 2012 at 07:19:10 from (76.118.216.103):
In Reply to: OT/this is just wrong posted by Nancy Howell on May 31, 2012 at 06:31:08:
Yeah he kinda should have not pulled the trigger, no matter the state. The other side of a property fence is not his property, bad. 'Castle' if like Mass, means the 'inside' of your home.... not garages, barns or yards. And 'the swing of the door or reach of a window kinda colonial wording, so bad hombre has to be 3 feet on the carpet. We had a 'stand your ground law' coming up for a vote just before the Florida Tyrone / Zimmerman thing. That bill is back on the bottom of the list now. A few years ago my cousin- a contractor, pulled into the driveway of a house he bought to flip (when such a thing was possible)- big hole on the bottom of the garage door- a guys squirms out of it! He pulls out his Ruger- the crook - tells him, yo gringo! you better not shot me! I ain't in your house, you sure don't live here man- I can tell! I ain't in your garage no more either... he is walking backward with his hands up... into the road. When he is standing on the pavement he tells my cousin 'ok you better just call the cops and report this, cause if you shoot me here, you will be in more trouble than me by far... so nothing gone, no harm done. hasta la vista dude!' runs away- sure can't shoot him in the back. Cops show up, cuz tells them the story, as they are sitting there laughing their butts off... another guy comes out the hole in the door... and runs away.... oh well, there goes another one...
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