Three dead crooks, this is why you NEED an AR-15

[fallenleader]

I didn't see anyone else comment on the frequent truth that home invaders are usually motivated by the belief that the home contains drugs and/or cash. The pictured perps look like the sort for whom drugs would be a lure.

No evidence that this is the case this time, but when a motive is known, that's usually the case. Asian families are usually targeted for the cash, because of cultural issues involving banks and personal lending. Old people sometimes keep cash in a shoebox, and rumors get around. Younger folks, it's usually drugs, just like when Matthew Shepard was kidnapped, tortured and killed, not because he was gay, but because his attackers thought he knew about a meth shipment.
https://www.theguardian.com/world/20...atthew-shepard

Ill bring this up when i can afford home insurance. No drugs and we look(are) poor as dirt. Should get a low risk discount ��

[RockIsland]

And here they are.

I stand corrected.

[DennisH82]

I stand corrected.

One must thank today's gene pool floaters for taking the time to post selfies for us all to admire and comment on. I also want to thank them for providing further proof that walking organ donors come in variety packs

[c45man]

They actually said the kid will not be charged because of the "Make my day" law.

Did they reference any statute number to the make my day law? Or just more false narrative from the anti gun zealots.

[father-of-five]

This was just on good morning America. They are upset because the shooter is not being charged but the get away driver is being charged with three counts murder.

I saw the Good Morning America clip too. Robin Roberts had to get her "digs" in by calling the Oklahoma law the "Make my day" law. The woman she interviewed stayed on topic and clearly explained that three against one with weapons is justification for the use of lethal force in many states. Robin then tried to complain about the accomplice being charged, but even in more liberal states, accomplice and conspiracy charges hold a lot of weight, appropriately so.

[ItchyTick]

Hopefully they were never able to reproduce.

[Krichardson]

what?

Still better than an unsupressed smg/mg indoors.....

Lol,it's called sarcasm.

[middlefinger]

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On Monday, a mid-day break-in in Oklahoma ended badly for three robbery suspects who were shot and killed by the son of the homeowner they were robbing.

Now some new details about the break-in are coming to light, and the whole incident is getting more convoluted and harder to explain.

The Daily Mail is reporting that the three burglars who were shot had robbed the same house a few hours earlier, and had come back to rob it again.

During the first break-in, the stole alcohol from a garage at the rear of the house. Police say that thought the house was still empty, and decided to take their chances and rob the main house.



Yet the house was occupied. Zach Peters, 23, shot and killed all three. Max Cook, 19, and Jacob Redfearn, 17, and Jake Woodruff, 16, were shot dead. Once toxicology reports are in, police will know if the three intruders were under the influence of alcohol.

The getaway driver, 21-year-old Elizabeth Rodriguez, was in a relationship with Cook. Early rumors suggested that Rodriguez is pregnant, and that the four planned the robbery to help cover expenses related to the new baby. Police, though, are dismissing that.

Rodriguez, faces three counts of first degree murder and burglary and is believed to have been the link to the Peters’ house, where she had dropped off an unspecified delivery of some sort.

Peters reportedly woke to the sound of the second break-in. Knowing he was supposed to be alone in the house, he grabbed his rifle and proceeded down the stairs. When he saw three masked men, he shot them.

Each of the intruders were shot once in the chest. Two fell in the kitchen where they were shot, and a third crawled outside before dying.

Wagoner Sheriff deputy Nick Mahoney downplayed Facebook rumors that the burglars had come to steal drugs from the house.

His department searched the house and no illegal narcotics were found. He also dismissed the rumors that Rodriguez is pregnant.

“We will never truly know why they broke into that house or really have all the answers,” Mahoney said. “Our investigators are very well trained and they are very knowledgeable and will chase every piece of information and rumor. We are following every lead.”

“We have Elizabeth Rodriguez in custody and she has invoked her right to counsel. So she is not giving any statements.”

As of now, Peters faces no charges for killing the three intruders. One was armed with a knife, and another had brass knuckles, and the shootings are being treated as self-defense.

http://tribunist.com/news/theres-mor...?utm_source=MA

[fallenleader]

seriously good shoot. more impressive now.^^

[FJW]

Now what I want to know is: Did he shoot them with FMJ, HP or SP ammo?