Don’t steal purses in Texas

Shot em in the back after they recovered the purse.
All he wanted was a piece of chewing gum.

Hope he died

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Then she fucks off when the police arrive.

Nice, but can you shoot in back as they be runnin in that state?

i dont think you can do that in any state. i think it was a warning shot in the air to hopefully scare the guy into stopping.

Shoot ‘em

This ^^^

Was a warning shot so he freezes in place, stay under citizen's arrest until law enforcement shows up.

The way he pitched forward I think he took it in the back. Pretty resilient though he got right back up & got to it.

Shoot it again.

Adrenaline is a hell of a drug.

He be joggin' and shit.

open park does NOT equal Castle Law

Even though you think you're clever. No where in the post you're responding to does it say anything about personal property or domain being defended. If anything and even this would be a stretch; it could be claimed as using superior force to subdue and or eliminate an imminent threat. The perp had already attempted a strongarm robbery of an old woman's purse, prior to what we see with good Samaritans trying to restrain him. But then he gets up and swings on the old man and goes to run off. This is where imminent threat comes into play. But I'm not speculating any further nor am I going to explain state statutes or bylaws to someone; who says something that makes no sense but only because they think it sounds clever.

He deserved a ass whoppin. Not to loose his dangerous life.

He was just on his way to med school. Oops.

White woman goin to jail

warning shot should have been fired 90* downward into the soft earth. Unsure if that willy nilly shot skyward, off into yonder, was legal. I opine it wasn’t. Ergo, her moseying on along after the fracas began to build up, attempting to distance herself from the “questioning.”

Can’t just go shooting because of personal property theft, outside of a home invasion scenario, especially, anyways.

even a downward shot wouldn’t be warranted, mulling it over.
what if u hit a gas line and the earth beneath you explodes? Over a purse from Rainbow?

Don’t steal.

On November 14, 2007, Joe Horn, 61, spotted two men breaking into his next-door neighbor's home in Pasadena, Texas. He called 911 to summon police to the scene. While on the phone with emergency dispatch, Horn stated that he had the right to use deadly force to defend property, referring to a law (Texas Penal Code §§ 9.41, 9.42, and 9.43) which justified the use of deadly force to protect Horn's home. Horn exited his home with his shotgun, while the 911 operator tried to dissuade him from that action several times. On the 911 tape, he is heard confronting the suspects, saying, "Move, and you're dead",[3] immediately followed by the sound of a shotgun blast, followed by two more.[4] Following the shootings Mr. Horn told the 911 operator, "They came in the front yard with me, man, I had no choice!"[5]

Police initially identified the dead men in Horn's yard as 38-year-old Miguel Antonio DeJesus and 30-year-old Diego Ortiz, both residents of Houston, and of Afro-Latino descent. However, DeJesus was actually an alias of an individual named Hernando Riascos Torres.[3] Torres and Ortiz were carrying a sack with cash and jewelry taken from the home of Joe Horn's next-door neighbor. Both had criminal convictions in Colombia and had been convicted on drug trafficking charges.[1] Police found a Puerto Rican man's identification card on Ortiz. Torres had three identification cards from Colombia, Puerto Rico, and the Dominican Republic, and had been previously sent to prison for dealing cocaine. Torres had been deported in 1999.[6]

An unidentified plainclothes police detective responding to the 911 call arrived at the scene before the shooting, and witnessed the escalation and shootings while remaining in his car.[3] His report on the incident indicated that one of the men who was killed "received gunfire from the rear".[1] Police Capt. A.H. "Bud" Corbett, a spokesman for the Pasadena Police Department, stated that the two men ignored Mr. Horn's order to freeze and that one of the suspects ran towards Horn before angling away from him and toward the street when they were shot in the back. The medical examiner's report could not specify whether they were shot in the back due to the ballistics of the shotgun wound.[7] Pasadena police confirmed that the two men were shot after they ventured into Horn's front yard. The plain clothes detective did not arrest Horn.

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Was an overhead warning shot you numbnutz.