Outstanding... Better yet they no longer need to pay to lock these fools up! If more of this makes the news, less of these jerkoffs will be stealing $hit
Make sure you pick the right house!
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Better link to the article:
http://www.jdnews.com/articles/-102876--.html
The two aholes who were killed:
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"Family and friends of Skinner and Everette said they don't buy the police explanation of events.
"I want to know what really happened," Skinner's mother, Sherry Lynn Skinner, told The Daily News on Monday while being consoled at her Banks Street home by family, friends and neighbors."
I'll tell you what happened: The two aholes effed up real bad this time around!!! At least no one will have to wonder if they will ever kill someone during a robbery....
http://www.jdnews.com/articles/-102876--.html
The two aholes who were killed:
"Family and friends of Skinner and Everette said they don't buy the police explanation of events.
"I want to know what really happened," Skinner's mother, Sherry Lynn Skinner, told The Daily News on Monday while being consoled at her Banks Street home by family, friends and neighbors."
I'll tell you what happened: The two aholes effed up real bad this time around!!! At least no one will have to wonder if they will ever kill someone during a robbery....
The world is a little safer now. 
.....more on the story -
The shooting marked the second time in a week an occupant has killed an alleged intruder in Onslow County.
David Darling, 22, was killed April 8. Detectives said Darling was shot by an occupant at 111 Fieldcrest Drive while supposedly climbing through a broken bedroom window. Darling lived at 113 Fieldcrest. The shooter in that case, also a Marine, has not been identified by authorities.
District Attorney Ernie Lee said his office considers each case individually, but the Castle Doctrine was being reviewed in connection to both cases.
The state's law, updated Dec. 1, basically says a person can use deadly force to protect their home, vehicle or workplace.
"Your home is essentially your castle," Lee said. "And you have no duty to retreat from your castle."
Lee said he was confident both JPD.and the Sheriff's Office will conduct thorough investigations in their respective cases.
Yaniero would not say whether he personally believed the residents did the right thing. He said as a police chief, it's his job to enforce standing laws, not become bogged down in debate over legislation issues.
Neighbors have rallied behind the residents, saying they would have done the same thing.
Marc Brownlee, a former Marine who lives on Country Club Drive, told The Daily News that the quiet community is made up of mostly of former, retired or active duty Marines.
"This is the wrong neighborhood to try anything like that," he said of the alleged burglars.
.....more on the story -The shooting marked the second time in a week an occupant has killed an alleged intruder in Onslow County.
David Darling, 22, was killed April 8. Detectives said Darling was shot by an occupant at 111 Fieldcrest Drive while supposedly climbing through a broken bedroom window. Darling lived at 113 Fieldcrest. The shooter in that case, also a Marine, has not been identified by authorities.
District Attorney Ernie Lee said his office considers each case individually, but the Castle Doctrine was being reviewed in connection to both cases.
The state's law, updated Dec. 1, basically says a person can use deadly force to protect their home, vehicle or workplace.
"Your home is essentially your castle," Lee said. "And you have no duty to retreat from your castle."
Lee said he was confident both JPD.and the Sheriff's Office will conduct thorough investigations in their respective cases.
Yaniero would not say whether he personally believed the residents did the right thing. He said as a police chief, it's his job to enforce standing laws, not become bogged down in debate over legislation issues.
Neighbors have rallied behind the residents, saying they would have done the same thing.
Marc Brownlee, a former Marine who lives on Country Club Drive, told The Daily News that the quiet community is made up of mostly of former, retired or active duty Marines.
"This is the wrong neighborhood to try anything like that," he said of the alleged burglars.
You mean the "right house"!robotussin said:
Fantastic. What does she mean "what really happened"? What other explanation can she come up with for why her degenerate son was in someone else's house at 2am?Mad Russian said:Better link to the article:
http://www.jdnews.com/articles/-102876--.html
The two aholes who were killed:
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"Family and friends of Skinner and Everette said they don't buy the police explanation of events.
"I want to know what really happened," Skinner's mother, Sherry Lynn Skinner, told The Daily News on Monday while being consoled at her Banks Street home by family, friends and neighbors."
I'll tell you what happened: The two aholes effed up real bad this time around!!! At least no one will have to wonder if they will ever kill someone during a robbery....
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