A thief came into my house and started stealing my furniture and stuff so I shot him, do you think this is OK?

He was from some criminal organization called the Repossession agency or something like that.
What makes you think I am lieing
well in that case where should I hide the body?
Wait you people saying deadly force is not legal to defend property, since when? Doesn’t the constitution defend this?

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10 thoughts on “A thief came into my house and started stealing my furniture and stuff so I shot him, do you think this is OK?

  1. LIAR LIAR PANTS ON FIRE HANGING FROM A TELEPHONE WIRE! I think this means you lied so we hung you and lit you on fire. Ha ha your life sucks!

  2. this is most likely Lies. ! . but um it wasnt self defence so you could be done for man slaughter or murder. !

  3. Oh, do you know the repo man,
    The repo man, the repo man,
    Oh, do you know the repo man,
    He’ll take your stuff away!

    Seriously, if this is true, then you’d better get yourself an attorney.

  4. No.

    Use of deadly force is OK to protect life and limb. If he was doing nothing but taking your furniture then you were at no risk of life and limb and use of deadly force was not appropriate. If your state law does not clearly state that you can use deadly force to protect property, then you can be charged with assault with a deadly weapon and perhaps intent to kill.

    Also, if he identified himself before hand and had legal documents authorizing the repossession then you are really hosed. Even if the state law authorizes lethal force to protect property, he presented documentation to prove that it was not your property.

  5. Deadly force is never legal when used in defense of property. I so hope there’s no internet access in whatever prison you end up in.

  6. I don’t know about where you are, but it’s legal here in Texas. It’s called the Castle Doctrine.

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