This story makes my blood boil!

[maddog909]

Sounds like good news for all the thieves, scoundrals and devil worshippers in New Hampshire. Don't know what kind of people they elect there but I won't be visiting there any time soon........ especially if it's against the law to defend yourself and loved ones. Where do the officials who make these decisions come from and what the hell do they want?

[RobertNashville]

I'm glad the charges were dropped but I do think this guy was in the wrong.

I've always been taught and I've always operated under the concept that in Tennessee and in most locations in the U.S.; if you aren't justified in using deadly force and shooting the bad guy to stop the threat then you aren't justified in pulling your weapon at all; that certainly leaves firing a warning shot out of the equation.

[daddyo]

Isn't shooting someone with a .380 considered a warning shot?

[RobertNashville]

Isn't shooting someone with a .380 considered a warning shot?

You might think so; the law won't

[raydog1]

He's learned his lesson and getting his gun back. All's well that ends well. Edited February 28, 2012 by raydog1