~Man Killed While Breaking Into Ex-Girlfriend's Home~

[jackson]

Originally Posted by Nic8895

Weird how people are defending and “should have just x” this moron. If he’s determined enough to break down your door with the whole family there, a punch isn’t going to stop anything.

Justified shooting.

Who's in his defense

[echonovember]

Originally Posted by kelly25ans

justified? you're devastated around here, he didn't even have a knife. breaking down a door is not a justified death. he shoots him twice in the back as he leaves. it was a murder

In this instance, it took place in Ohio, which has had a Stand your Ground (Castle Doctrine) law on the books for quite a while, and the 2018 amendment to the law makes this incident a fully justified shooting.

Since the intruder was physically breaking into a home, and the home owner had no idea if they were armed, or even what their intention was, they were in a legal position to use lethal force.

As the law is written, the home owner actually didn't have to even issue a warning, and so long as they hadn't been at fault in creating the incident, they are protected by castle doctrine.

Keep in mind that, in many stand your ground states, the legal requirement for someone to withdraw from a situation if they are able to do so has been abolished, particularly if they are in their home or vehicle.

[kelly25ans]

Originally Posted by echonovember

In this instance, it took place in Ohio, which has had a Stand your Ground (Castle Doctrine) law on the books for quite a while, and the 2018 amendment to the law makes this incident a fully justified shooting.

Since the intruder was physically breaking into a home, and the home owner had no idea if they were armed, or even what their intention was, they were in a legal position to use lethal force.

As the law is written, the home owner actually didn't have to even issue a warning, and so long as they hadn't been at fault in creating the incident, they are protected by castle doctrine.

Keep in mind that, in many stand your ground states, the legal requirement for someone to withdraw from a situation if they are able to do so has been abolished, particularly if they are in their home or vehicle.

the united states has a violent and barbaric country, this absurd law doesn't surprise me.
he took 2 bullets in the back and despite that everyone screams justified, he had justice. the death penalty for attempted trespass. everyone has gone mad on this planet

[icehole]

Eventually, his raging boner gets him killed

[cardsharksam]

Got exactly what the cunt deserve d good riddance

[Bige27]

Originally Posted by LittleNightmare

Fuck him ,would've done the same and blast anyone trying to break-in.
Ohio, USA

A man was reportedly shot after attempting to break into his ex-girlfriend’s home, according to the Shelby County Sheriff’s Office. As of right now, it is unconfirmed who shot the man. The man died of his injuries on the scene.

The man has been identified as James Douglas Rayl, 22, of Sidney.

The shooting occurred on the 2900 block of North Kuther Road at approximately 11:00 a.m.

Rayl started beating on the door, the homeowner told the subject to leave and that he had a gun.

Rayl then shouldered the door several times eventually breaking the door open and started to enter the residence. Once Rayl entered the door, the homeowner fired three rounds. He then staggered back to the front of the garage where he fell.

[Bige27]

Originally Posted by wickedawesome

I feel like a good punch to the face would’ve sufficed but I guess a bullet or few works as well

Fool , this idiot had different intentions and I'm glad the person took action. Lets hope you get in this same scenario and you try to " Punch" him and see what happens , maybe we'll see you on this platform. LMFAO!!

[jintsy]

That's how to cure a control freak

[MadRussianJay]

Originally Posted by kelly25ans

justified? you're devastated around here, he didn't even have a knife. breaking down a door is not a justified death. he shoots him twice in the back as he leaves. it was a murder

Doesn't matter if he had a knife or weapon of ANY kind - or NOTHING. You force your way into a home, you're eating lead! Most states have a castle doctrine which means you have the right to defend your home with deadly force.

[Tedley62]

He has that 'look' of a menace. I'm betting there was a pretty good history there, If he'd been at my door and tried that, I would have shot his stupid ass on the first shoulder bump. He was fucking warned.