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Shooting of 14 Year Old in New Orleans - Justified?

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I do agree this incident isn't about race.

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If someone's in my backyard at 2am, I am most likely sleeping through it. :lol:

Buddy will let you know!

Buddy will let you know!

 

No. He only barks at cats. Literally.

I guess I feel similarly, but I have to think that if there was some suspicious type character that time of the night "lingering" as it's been proposed, I would definitely be armed, and I'd be more concerned about the well being of my family. I don't know if I would have gone outside, but if that would have been my decision, and someone lunged at me, I'd have shot him.

 

Again, like Clyde said, many questions.

Pretty much nailed it for me.
You ever run the neighborhood when you were a kid? I've cut through people's yards late at night on my way to some other spot.

Sure I have.... 40+ years ago when I was 15 in 1972.

 

I sure as hell wouldn't do it today.

You could jump a 6 foot fence when you were 40?

 

Nice! :thumb:

Ok so what if they owner had a dog, kid jumps the fence, dog attacks, and kills him. Owner at fault?

 

Of course not.

I won't pretend to be an expert on "castle law" but my understanding is that there has to be a threat. I don't see simply being in the yard as a justification. I think there's a case in TX now dealing with that where the victim was shot while running away.

 

I believe the TX case the owner wasn't charged and that was the controversy because he was running away but TX law has the right to defend property by lethal force.

One significant thing about this case is that the Louisiana legal system is the only state in the nation that practices civil law instead of common law.

This country would be better if it's legal system were more like Texas'

 

No. He only barks at cats. Literally.

 

If the situation ever arises maybe you'll get lucky and be targeted by a cat burglar.

Two words that come to my mind: Panic and Remorse.

 

I think the guy panicked at 2am, maybe woken from a deep sleep and not thinking clearly. worried about his family's safety, and reacted.

I think he is now full of remorse for taking someone's life.

 

If the situation ever arises maybe you'll get lucky and be targeted by a cat burglar.

 

:lol: That is awesome. :lol:

Two words that come to my mind: Panic and Remorse.

 

I think the guy panicked at 2am, maybe woken from a deep sleep and not thinking clearly. worried about his family's safety, and reacted.

I think he is now full of remorse for taking someone's life.

 

I can see that.

I know this may sound odd, but I like my laser sight, because once it's on you, there's little doubt what's next. Maybe this could have happened and helped the incident end better.

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