Security Kills Junkyard Burglar

[1stWatch]

There's a difference between being held criminally liable and civilly liable. Ask O.J. Simpson.

I can only speak of civil liability cases I've heard of. In many cases if a shooting was criminally justifiable and the suspect was not alive to testify, the possibility of a civil suit was diminished.

[Jackhole]

Dead men can't sue. Since the shooting was declared as legally justified I don't see that happening from his existing family, if any, either.

There's a difference between being held criminally liable and civilly liable. Ask O.J. Simpson.

[1stWatch]

Dead men can't sue. Since the shooting was declared as legally justified I don't see that happening from his existing family, if any, either.

[Mr. Security]

He'll probably get sued. Where are those junkyard dogs when you need 'um??

[Bill Warnock]

This reminds me of the one guy who said, "You can't shoot a man for hitting you with a baseball bat." Obviously, in Robeson County, you can.

Well said Nathan. A baseball bat or heavy flashlight can rearrange your grey matter can subsequent death. Fear for your life as a reasonably prudent man still stand tall before the bar.
Enjoy the day,
Bill

[N. A. Corbier]

Maxton, SC:
Robert Curtis Jacobs, a security guard at a junkyard, shot and killed Gregory Tyrell Butler after he caught the man breaking into a trailer at the site and was hit by the suspect with a flashlight. The Robeson County Sheriff's Office is saying they are not charging the security guard with a crime.

http://www.fayettevillenc.com/article?id=238249

Hooah. Good shoot.

This reminds me of the one guy who said, "You can't shoot a man for hitting you with a baseball bat." Obviously, in Robeson County, you can.

[1stWatch]

Maxton, SC:
Robert Curtis Jacobs, a security guard at a junkyard, shot and killed Gregory Tyrell Butler after he caught the man breaking into a trailer at the site and was hit by the suspect with a flashlight. The Robeson County Sheriff's Office is saying they are not charging the security guard with a crime.

http://www.fayettevillenc.com/article?id=238249

Hooah. Good shoot.