Keep your stuff locked up, folks.
I was parked near a friend's place (in a "good" neighborhood where houses are $400k, ironically), walked up the driveway, and just in 8-10 seconds after I left, there were people out of a car and were...
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pbmazda32 wrote:Me thinks someone has been standing in the pasture a bit too long. Whole lot of BS surrounding these stories. Give us a link to the story about you shooting the escaped convict who lived in the elderly lady's basement for months before being discovered. That story would make national news. Yet somehow multiple Google searches turn up nothing even close.
right is right, and I wouldn't be so scared to stand up for yourself. I'm not a troublemaker, but I do protect what I have and my family. I once shot a man I found living in my elderly neighbors basement. Turns out he was an escaped convict. She was so old and in bad shape, she never went in the basement. This guy had been living in her basement for months and I only noticed because I found tracks going to a basement window when the snow started falling. I didn't get in any trouble, I was actually thanked by the police who showed up. Ambulance people took him to the hospital, docs patched him up and he went back to jail. I never went to court.
fast forward a couple years I'm in Akron Ohio putting in a garage door. I come outside to get a tool out of my truck and found two guys digging my tools out for me. One of them got away but I put the other one in the hospital using two 3/8 steel bars I used to wind the garage door springs. Police thanked me again. Never went to court.
I'm not trying to sound like a tough guy or nothing. I'm not actually. I'm usually a pretty quiet person and keep to myself. But i would never just stand there and watch someone steal my stuff.
