I had a man come to my porch and then walked around to try to get into my locked backyard gate. Called the police who arrived pretty quick. It turned out he had early onset dementia and thought he was at his house. His daughter finally showed up about an hour later to explain everything.
@@mrbill4206 thats golden. See if stranges shakes hand of someone who is not there, gets sudden anger spikes and needs to be directed by handler-puppet master-wife to wave hand to greet people in front of him.
@@mrbill4206 The guy had blonde comb over hair, raccoon eyes suntan, and left a trail of Cheetos down the sidewalk. Couldn't talk with a Big Mac stuffed in his mouth... 💫 🐥 💫
@@unprofessionalmechanic8466 👈 Glavset troll working in tandem with Mr Bill. Troll factories in St Petersburg are still hard at work to keep Americans divided. 🇷🇺 🐀 😼
The exact same thing happened to me. I also had a gun, but called and waited for the police. The man did try to open my door repeatedly and went to various windows, but did not gain entry. If he had, then I would have taken more action. It was also 1AM when this took place. Police came, he was drunk and was arrested. He was on the wrong block.
How could it be the exact same thing, when your statement says nothing about you telling someone to leave your property and then you shooting the person. LOL.
All the horrific crime going on, the crazy people offending and then offending again. She shouldve just waited for the police, but she had every right to be scared for herself and her kids.
If suspect was asked to leave and he didn't, that's criminal trespass in the state of Texas, even on property. Unfortunately for the woman, if the suspect had no weapons and wasn't trying to break into the house, she's not allowed to use deadly force. And she should've stay silent till she spoke to attorney.
She didn't have to shoot all she had to do is wait for the police man could of been lost he had no weapon and was out side today people is quick to shoot a gun
@@KB-ke3fi that’s not even the point. Why shoot him at all? Call the police if he’s moping around and not leaving, and if he tries to break in, that’s when you let them pop 💥
I don't think this will go well for her because she could have waited for the police to arrive by locking the doors and staying inside. If he breaks in then by all means she should protect herself and her children. What's crazy is she shot him 4-6 times.
Heir To The Throne probably depends on who since george floyd happened and millennials lied and said it depends on who just for reparations. theyre going by their script now
I'm confused. Did she shoot the man while he was outside on the porch and she was inside the home? Was he attempting to break down the door or had he gained access into the home? Seems like there's some missing information. If he was outside and she was inside with door closed/locked I'm not understanding why she shot him instead of waiting for the police to arrive to deal with the situation. Again, it seems like some information is missing, or else I missed something in the news story.
@@dcomputers I always try to think What would i do? If there was a creepy guy outside, between the relative safety of my locked house and my car outside, I would not be thinking to try and get to my car with my children just to take them to school until that man was long gone. I sure wouldn't shoot him unless i was being threatened. I would call and keep calling the police until they came to deal with the trespasser. She certainly cannot say that she had to shoot him because she needed to get her kids to school. 🙄
@@RLaraMoore Most likely they were both outside cause if she was inside and saw the guy she would call police first. If she encounter him outside and she was already outside than he try to do harm she is ok to use the gun. But does she normally carry a gun or was a gun searched for to shoot him?
Yes, I agree with that statement. Go back inside your house, lock the door, call the police, and arm yourself in case the individual tries to force his way in. I think there is more to this story. There always is.
Im not from Texas so im not well versed on their stand your ground laws and what constitutes a justified shooting. however i will say I believe most adults know how protective ppl are of their homes and if you’re a stranger to the homeowner, you are to some degree making them nervous by being on their property. This is one of those instances where you just have to comply with the homeowner who’s telling you to leave. Sure this guy could’ve been hurt or lost or whatever but lets not act like ppl don’t kick in doors and hurt people. I can say, personally I wouldn’t have shot this dude in this case but im not a woman and don’t have kids at home to worry about.
I was disgusted by the biased reporting. Standards in News reporting have sunk to a very low level. Except in opinion pieces, they're supposed to only report the facts and keep their opinions to themselves.
@@nakedpnkmolerat I was actually impressed they were framing her as the victim and not a crazy gun person trying to murder everyone because of 2A. I do agree that they should only report facts, but unfortunately that is not the current state of any media outlet, including local news.
I do feel for the homeowner. However, she will have a problem with stand your ground. After calling 911, she was most likely told by the operator to remain calm, ensure all doors and windows were locked and not to confront the person. Police had been alerted. She should've stayed indoors until they arrived. If the suspect had broken into the home. Thats a whole different situation in which she has the right to fire for self protection. Hopefully she has a good attorney to represent her in court. If the trespasser dies, she could well be charged with manslaughter. One must know the gun laws, because if not, it can become a headache with the district Attorney's office.
Yeah I have a problem with this and I’m pro gun. Why would she open the door?.?? Why didn’t she call police?... if the guy tried kicking in the door this is legit but if he was just standing on the porch confused this lady overreacted.
. yup and six times?? He could have a disease and was lost? Why didn't she stay inside, then if he tried to get in just shoot his legs?? From what is said, he didn't try anything bad?? Hope he survives to find out reason.....
I’m sure if it was a woman of a different race this would have been seen a completely different way. SMH, the b** wasn’t even attack, how was she even scared when she came out of her house instead of waiting for law enforcement. That man probably was mentally challenged.
If he wasn't doing anything threatening or trying to break in, I don't see why she shot him. Seems like waiting for the police or boyfriend would have been a better move. He could have just had dementia and was lost. I see nothing wrong with protecting urself, but there needs to be a real threat
Right like a guy coming in my apt one day here claiming he need to use the bathroom.i knew what he was up to I did.a lot of people gets raped and killed,robbed like that they do and it was somebody I'd seen around a couple times too.i keep weapons close by in case someone tries to break in my place.its not really safe here too much sometimes.
So, she has zero right to keep people off her property? She waited for police & boyfriend...who btw showed up b4 cops 🙄 If you refuse to leave my property, blocking me from safely leaving to take my children to school, that's intimidating & threatening🤨. Literally blocking her from leaving front door safely. 🤨 So genius, you seen no actual threat? Lmfao...🙄❤🤍💙🙏💯🇺🇲
@@leepfrawg8361 I would advise you to not purchase a firearm. You're apparently a very paranoid ignorant person. For your own good to stay out of prison for manslaughter, please educate yourself on use of force or don't buy a firearm.
Folks be careful shooting people outside of your house when you're inside. Unless they're trying to break in or threatening you, you could get in trouble. It could have been a harmless drunk or mentally ill person.
The law still applies to those groups of people. Drunkenness nor mental illness is no exception to law. In Texas, you're allowed to protect property if you feel an imminent threat of property crime is present. Based on the fact that she told him to leave and he didn't, it's reasonable to believe there was high probability of a property crime. It wasn't like he was soliciting anything.Even if he was, those people promptly leave when you ask or decline thier solicitation.
@@travismccurdy2781 you tried to word that nice. Lol you are partly correct. By him not leaving that isn’t a threat to property. Supreme Court has ruled. She also shot him while his back was turned he was walking away. She’s in jail now
On the surface it sounds like a bad shoot. I'm surprised the news is covering it this way. Don't get me wrong. If the man tried to force his way into the house, KA-BLAM! Otherwise, save everyone some trouble and just wait for the police to do their job.
Because it's a woman. Because it's Texas. But, I couldn't figure either way cause they gave no information. Other than she shot him. Obviously the woman is and family are not that bright or would have consulted an attorney and spoke thru them.
@@michaelwaninger3155 Speak thru an atty??? No... They spoke through smith and Wesson... It doesn't matter that it's Texas or Alaska if ur in fear for your life Texas or not defend yourself 😎 I live in Ohio and police will tell you whether your a store owner or homeowner especially female obtain and keep a firearm.. 911 is no guarantee where I live the avg 911 response time is 22 mins... Why? Fentanyl junkies overdose left and right tying up EMS and police response times...if your mother Daughter Grandma has some strange dangerous dude refusing to leave gotta do what u feel is necessary to save ur life..
I get that this chick was scared, but it doesn't sound like a justified shooting, but I wasn't there so I'll just wait until the investigation is concluded.
@@johnganshow5536 okay. And nobody has the information because this news report didn't have the information. (We'll ignore the fact that news stations are notoriously quick to drop the info when they have it - if the person was breaking in or being violent, I'm sure that would have been in this news report). But are you going around saying this on every comment defending the lady who shot? Because they don't have all he information either.
Kids were on way to school , he didn’t leave after she asked him to , to me justified , can’t just let creeps give a pass for others to be copycats harassers, kids were on way to school I think that should play into a factor of verbal defense , as a San Antonio resident and a father , I hope it’s justified in the future .
People always try to do the "If I was there situation" but really who knows what you would have really done if you were in their shoes. And imma use that saying from now on.
In texas it’s justified i ask ya to leave and ya don’t leave you might get shot I probably would call police 1st personally but if ya being sketchy and tryina break in you my practice target for the day
@@greatestever7623 no isn't like that. Suburbs have different rules from the country. Depending the hours, day or night, if the person is armed or not if you have gated fence or not. And the most important your town is pro or against firearms. They are many factors.
Did he try to force his way in, did he act aggressive towards her? She called the police, lock your door keep, your eyes and gun on him until police arrive. Maybe the man was up to no good, lost, or...?🙄
@dontrundontrip I only hope my wife has the resolve to handle a situation like this THE SAME WAY this momma bear did. If a trespasser refuses to leave then he is a threat
Strange: shot him four to six times??? Wonder if she actually knows him. The words "Mamma bear" worries me. That's a sentimental way of identifying someone who just shot another person four to six time.? On your pourch? After you called the police? Suspicious. One shot would have sufficed, let's face it.
How do you know one shot would have sufficed? Why would you only shoot someone one time? Do you own a single firearm? Have you ever taken a class with it? Never EVER shoot one time. 80% of people shot with handguns survive, including those shot multiple times. Shoot until the threat is no longer a threat. Let's save the virtue signaling until the details come out. Shooting someone on your property in Texas isn't against any laws as long as they are a perceived threat. If she can prove she perceived him as a threat, she walks. And I hope she does.
@@benningsniper9516 You're way too trigger happy. A guy (Terry Turner) saw a man park in his Smithville, Texas driveway, and went out of his house and shot him through the car window The driver was unarmed and displayed no aggressive behavior. The local bubba sheriff did not arrest Turner for 11 whole days because it's such a good 'ol boy town. Please tell me how that one will work out now that Turner is charged with murder?
The mama bear defense is not law. She should have waited for police to arrive because just because somebody doesn't comply which is not legal anyway you cannot shoot them. I own plenty of guns but if you are going to arm yourself you better know the law or you might be the one needing a lawyer. No one should go from leave my property to gunshots without letting police handle the situation. Will be interesting to hear what she told dispatch on her 911 call.
@@charlessaucier9418 oh yeah shooting blindly through a door is super safe. I’m sure you’d say the same thing if she shot through the door and missed the guy on the porch and hit a 4 year old in the back of the head in front of his mom with a stray bullet from the crossfire of a negligent discharge that splattered their blood, hair, teeth, brains, and eyeballs all over their mom
If someone is on my property they must not wanna live to begin with. Let alone if I warn them off or have my kids with me. She stood her ground and did nothing wrong 🤡 wait for the police to come? And if they don't show up? What if the guy is on drugs and trying to break into the home. Play stupid games you win stupid prizes 🤣
Be interesting to see how this one plays out. Crazy thing is that going into "Mama Bear mode" might get her charged. I'm sure in her mind, it was self-defense, but the law might not agree.
Grown adults in this country don't understand the value of life, it's messed up that someone has to "educate" them about it. You shouldn't need to be told that you don't shoot a stranger just because they wouldn't do what you're telling them to and you're scared. You can always clear up misunderstandings, you can't take back bullets. SMH
@@tiffnym You cant shoot someone just for not leaving your porch. Especially not multible times if you could just wait for the cops. The Bullets were also shot through the door and could have hit someone just walking down the street. If he wasn't trying to get in that's an Overreaction and one shot should have been more than enough.
. yup and six times?? He could have a disease and was lost? Why didn't she stay inside, then if he tried to get in just shoot his legs?? From what is said, he didn't try anything bad?? Hope he survives to find out reason.....
@@Anywaays who knows I wasn't there ,but take in an account of how people have been acting latley in my opinion there's no more chances ,your asked to leave you leave ,period .
I see that happened in Texas, it seems gun laws are different from Florida. The suspect needs to actually break in the house and with or without weapon the victim can make that move. Its good to have protection but some people just don't know how or when to use it properly.
She doesn't know him, asked him to leave, called the police and had to take her kids to school. She could have waited for the police. What is he doing on private property and why won't he leave? Scary. Stay off people's property. His fault.
While I can relate to her fear(s), this might not end so well for mama bear if the suspect was unarmed and/or not posing an immediate deadly threat to her and her family...
She's a woman so likely no charges either way. A woman in England just stabbed her boyfriend (came home late or something) got a 4 month suspended sentence.
@@godva254 ..and by her not knowing that was reason enough to remain within the safety of her home until the authorities arrive. She made 2 very bad decisions that day..(1) is to put her children in harms way by leaving the safety of her home instead of waiting on authorities..and (2) shooting an unarmed person who was not aggressive and posed no immediate threat to her or her family.
@@jackpotjoanna6208 I would agree, except for we don't know if he was aggressive, if he came toward her, attacked her, threatened her, etc. There simply isn't enough information in the news report to make a decision one way or another - but that's why we have a court system.
We had a deaf guy here that had issues and new neighbors didn't always know about him for a bit. He wasn't very sensible and he's lucky he didn't get shot by someone who didn't know him as he would walk right into people's houses if he needed help. of course we all kept doors locked who knew. We had to call an ambulance for his GF once and it IS startling but we knew his situation (even though he was also a druggie and we didn't like him ) but new neighbors didn't know he was deaf. and he'd freak them out because his boundaries weren't "normal" because communication and he couldn't work his special phone.
As harsh as this will sound then deaf or not if anyone be they sober, drunk, junkie etc. simply came waltzing into my house uninvited then their chances of leaving in the back of the coroner's van is right around 100%. Someone like that should be in the sanitarium.
@@DrLuke49 I hear what you’re saying but, there are thousands of people walking around, walking the streets in this country with mental issues. So, I guess your best course would be to get more ammo and keep the speed dial at the ready for the coroner’s office.
Yeah if some drunk guy is just sitting on your porch or lawn or whatever then you call the police and wait for them to arrest him. If he tries to enter the house then you can defend yourself. You can't just execute a person because he is sitting on your porch. The force was waaay to excessive for someone trespassing even for Texas standards.
It doesn't matter what he was saying, if he wasn't in her home she had no right to shoot him. Standing on her front porch does not give her the right to kill him. If a cop killed him because of that, cities would possibly be burnt down again. C'mon man !!
@@lenovo762 You missed my point. Reading your statement it seems you're used to drawing conclusions. And the worst conclusions at that. My point was needing more information before jumping to conclusions...Facts, circumstances do matter. People have been shot at, and shot dead begging for help. A child that was lost in a new area and seeking directions to his school. Two different incidences where they'd been in automobile accidents and were disorientated and needing aid. And then there are many who suffer from dementia or some type of break who only need help. It matters... Even animals show compassion.
@@ChamberedMaiden And you missed my point - if he wasn't a threat to her, she had no right to shoot him for "refusing to leave her porch". Most people who own firearms understand this. I think we are saying the same thing tho.
Someone can be unarmed and still be enough of a threat to your life that you feel it necessary to shoot a firearm. People shouldn't rush to judgement until more evidence comes out.
She jumped the gun pulling the trigger. Interesting how the police and news reporters are cutting the lady slack because it was a women with children inside her house.
@@iisoblu9156 "Mama Bear Mode" is cringe worthy. Can you imagine the corporate news media claiming that a man that shot a women for being on his front porch refusing to leave was in Daddy Bear Mode?
So you can pump someone full of bullets for being on your front porch if they don't leave after you tell them too? Or does this only apply to "mama bears"?
@@andrewjohnson6544 That Neighborhood has Sidewalks. You Think Castle Doctrine allows you to shoot someone on your property who is unarmed and is Not attempting to Break In? You have to be in Immediate Life Threatening Danger. Castle Doctrine Doesn't Extend to the Sidewalk or the Front Porch. The Threshold of the Door would need to be Breached or Attempted Breach. You can't shoot a Heckler on the Sidewalk. "Get off my Property" - "I'm Not on your Property, I'm on the Sidewalk"
she called the cops and couldn't wait until they arrive? lmao the guy was sitting on the porch and not moving at all with no weapons? sound like she couldn't wait to use her gun smh
Lmfao...who said he was sitting? Dude was literally blocking her NARROW walkway to front door when she was attempting to leave to take her children to school. Both video & audio security footage proves her allegations, confirmed on that report by the police. Who btw, showed up AFTER the bf. 🙄❤🤍💙🙏💯🇺🇲
Let’s see how this plays out... Audio / video surveillance will be detrimental..but the investigator admitted she acted out of “emotions” Let’s hope they don’t turn her to be a bad person. *edit* The reporter said, she went into “mama bear mode” It’s always unless your life was in immediate threat, use deadly force. It’s not what he / she / they say. It’s what can be proven in a court of law. I’m not defending the guy. We just gotta be smart using our weapons
no he did not!! listen to what that investigator said - it wasn't "emotions" - she was alerted from her motion (go to 1:25) - so she had a "Ring" or some other motion activated door camera or device. hopefully she has it recorded and can provide ample proof for her.
@@joez7407 Unless your life is in immediate threat, state might try to pick up charges. I’m in NO way defending the guy trespassing. Most important , you have to be informed of gun laws before using guns or those same laws will be used against you. That’s all I’m saying/
@@catherineparkerdouglas4114 ok.. guess some folks prefer likes than what is presented. IF he was inside of the house, bravo mom. If he was still outside the house.. with no weapons+ 4-6 shots? I won’t say anymore. I hope she isn’t charged. Years in prison can’t be “worth it then.”
I see we still haven’t learned from the lady in the bag. Wait for ALL of the facts before jumping to conclusions. If it was up to us the 13 year old son would have been put to death for killing his mom and turns out it was the boyfriend.
Not really , I always thought it was an affair. Good looking rich older woman , going to bars while husband out of town- no brainer. She did all this while her younger 13 year old son was home alone at night, and husband was with the older kid looking for colleges tells you something about that mama bear.
I mean if you want to go thaaat way about it & people shouldn't comment til whenever we happen to get all the facts right & straight then maybe the media shouldn't REPORT on things until THEY have all THEIR facts straight because people have their own opinions, are able to say them & have a comment section for that reason so if the MEDIA hasn't "learned" to get THEIR facts straight before reporting it, expect the commenters to comment on THEIR wrong facts🤦♀️
You seem to think because you made a rush to judgement everyone else did to. Hope that makes you feel better, "I wasnt the only one with a pitchfork and torch"
A friend of mine got scared when she saw a man washing himself in her bathtub the man said called the police so I go to jail and have 3 meals a day . She was surprised and realized he was no threat to her , she called the cops . He was arrested without incident and thanked the cops and her for going to jail . He did it on purpose to get cleaned and go to jail instead of being in the streets .
Smart guy. You get treated better than your average person in some places... Free rent. Free food three times a day. Free satellite tv. Free gym. Free healthcare. Free library... and best of all... FREE DEGREE.
She could have avoided shooting this man, by locking the door and calling police. You can't just shoot someone for not leaving your front door/lawn. They probably sit in front of the TV. all day and get paranoid from too much news.
Yes Carlos, you are 100% right. She is so in wrong, and I believe in guns. Yes, I do 100% agree. Yes, she will be in big trouble. She should be. Guy could have had bad medicine or something. That has happened to my Dad before.
The idiot in the news studio and on-location are contributing to bad information. "Mama-bear had to get the kids to school"?? Give me a break...these are the same idiots that are trying to disarm us all.
Did she? She shot multible times. If he wasn't trying to get in and was just on the porch then that's not legal nor self defense. Seems like an overreaction from a trigger happy person to me.
We live in a rural area. I had to protect a neighbor from her husband who tried to stab her to death. The closest cop was at least 20 miles away. I held him at gunpoint (and yes we had kids too) until the cops came. It took a long time- almost 30 minutes but I didn't HAVE to shoot him and didn't. He stayed outside and we were inside our house with the doors locked. No need to shoot unless (nor legal) unless they are capable of harm which means IN the house, or entering, armed, threatening.
If that man was not armed that situation ain't right... There were other options other than resorting to almost killing someone... He was on the porch, but not breaking in... I would have went out of my back door and then called the police... We brag so much about shooting people with these man made guns! Weapons sometimes make us lose sight of better options securing all lives! I am glad that the lady and her babies are safe!
I'm usually for self-defense, but there was no need to shoot a guy 4-6 times that wasn't trying to attack you, but just standing/sitting on your property. Call the cops and wait for them. Sounds like he had mental issues.
Go inside and call the police. Avoid expensive legal fees and possibly losing your gun rights. Guns are for protecting life not ego’s, property, or front lawn.
You can't just shoot someone because your emotions are high with an idea that you're in imagined danger. Ignorance of the law is not an excuse for any of us.
Several years ago in the Houston area a man shot and killed a couple of guys "on the street" that had just robbed his neighbor. He got off with no charges. Let's see what happens here.
They were committing a crime (b&e, theft, etc) at night. Trespassing at night in Texas is a capital offense... during the day it is not. I think she's in trouble.
It's Texas, no disrespect intended. The guys that chased down and shot that church shooter weren't punished(if memory serves..). And neither was that dad that killed his son's molester. He got off. Texas isn't barbaric; but, they don't tolerate a lot of B.C. when it comes to criminal sympathizers.
Yep, you can run down a robber and use deadly force. But all the information we got so far is he was trespassing, which is not one of the prerequisites for justified use of force.
Well u get what u get. I can only imagine what they are going through in that house. Look at what’s going on in America. Well done mom defend your life and your Family till the End.
Idk something fishy about this one. Ur telling me in the texas u can kill somebody for simply being on ur porch unarmed? And why did she wait till her cousin “also armed with a firearm” to get there to start shooting? Why not call the police first?
@@dxddyminato3145 Are you telling me that if I come on your front porch and refused to leave when asked multiple times you would not protect your young children?
@@tomlangford5251 no defending my kids would mean I would lock them safely in the house where I know they r safe. And most def I wouldent open my door to allow him access to my kids lmao wby?
@@dxddyminato3145 Just a guess but i doubt you have ever been in that situation. Persons Rarely act like they think they will before the situation actually confronts them personally.
The castle doctrine in Texas presumes that using force is reasonable and justified when another person: -unlawfully and with force enters or attempts to enter your habitation, vehicle, or work-place; or attempts to remove you, by force, from your habitation, vehicle, or work-place; -was committing or attempting to commit aggravated kidnapping, murder, sexual assault, aggravated sexual assault, robbery, or aggravated robbery. -the key word in all of these laws is “reasonable.” For example, it is never considered reasonable to use force against someone for words alone. Texas Penal Code § 9.31
News reporter says “what would anyone do” and says she went into man bear mode.....she was safe and inside the house....why not wait for police ? This is insane
Seems to be many cracks in this story... will be interested in his version of truth if he lives. And the reporter putting the mama bear comment in there was uncalled for. Guess the kids were still late for school... hope they didn't witness this unfortunate event.
Let me guess? She shot him because he was on the porch, in the way, and she didn't want the kids to be late for school? This incident made them even more late. I really don't see much imminent danger here. Of course as a mother, it's frustrating and stressful to have someone on your property that you have no dealings with but to shoot 4-6 times, was not a scare shot. She may have repeatedly asked the guy to leave but shooting someone that many times was a shoot to kill defense. Not a warning. Now, I wonder the outcome of this? Will there be jail time, probation, or a slap on the wrist like like a parking ticket 🤔🤨 There are alternatives to picking up a gun and shooting with the intention to take a life.
Exactly my thoughts 💭 this is going to be an interesting one. The dude may have special needs or mental illness. I would’ve called the cops or family members for support if cops were taking forever. But not shoot to kill if he’s standing on the front porch.
Their is no such thing as a warning shot ?? Legally it's not recognized either.. In fact it's illegal to discharge firearms for that purpose in city limits .. the only time you ever pull a firearm is to use deadly force in fear for ones life.. their are no such laws allowing us to shoot people in the leg or fire warning shots? You pull a gun and use it not to deter or scare people u pull it and use it bcuz ur in fear for your life period No gray area Besides shooting someone in the leg? May not effect them deter or stop them and then in those precious secs the perp can kill you..
This is kind of dicey. Was he trying to get in, or just standing there? If he wasn't trying to get in, why did she shoot him, and why 4-6 times? Sounds like a panicky woman who jumps at bumps in the night.
@@smokymcpot5917 Of course we know little on this but I am wondering about what else this guy did that may have brought on more than the weapon, but its use. Seems unlikely the woman would just shoot him for not leaving. We will probably be hearing as they do have some evidence to review. And no charges at this point tells you they must be investigating.
@@smokymcpot5917 Were you there? Maybe he was confused. Maybe he was deaf. I would have shot him too, if I thought he was dangerous, probably not 4-6 times. Sometimes you only have to show a gun to get results.
Oh, a man in your porch that is mentally ill or has dementia is a threat? She called the cops, the door was locked..it think it is illegal manslaughter
I hope the woman is not punished for this. A person should be allowed to defend their property. She asked him to,leave and he refused. It’s a shame the law probably says he had to be more threatening before shooting him. She should not have to wait until he harms someone.
There may be more to this Story than what we're hearing. You just don't shoot a Stranger 4 to 5 times just because they're standing on your porch. She was intending to kill that guy. He was no immediate threat😳
mama bear mode ... no, she went into crazy mode. She shot an innocent man. She is not law enforcement, she cannot draw a gun on someone that is not a threat to you physically.
Depends on the law in the state. In our state West Virginia we have the castle law if you feel in danger of your or families safety you have the right to protect your self and property.
If I'm on the jury she's walking even if everyone else finds her guilty. I've had the experience of being approached on my own property by a wandering homeless nutcase getting in my face and yelling about how he was receiving messages from god and the devil to kill someone. Fast Fact, in case it ever happens to you: 911 does NOT assign high priority to calls like that for police help, especially if they know its a homeless person. It's about the same as someone in the neighborhood playing loud music. The cops leisurely roll up a half-hour or so later. Therefore, for all that time, you will be left ON YOUR OWN ....
She should be in jail, she could have called the police, the man wasn't inside her home and in my opinion she shot him several time, it only takes one gun shot . SMH
This happened to us years ago at my grandparents home. Elderly man thought he was at his house, found out he was from the nursing home 🙁a few blocks away.
I agree 100%. Yes, you are 100% right. She is so in wrong, and I believe in guns. Yes, I do 100% agree. Yes, she will be in big trouble. She should be. Guy could have had bad medicine or something. That has happened to my Dad before. Older people can easily get confused.
Same or just about, Had this big dude, Im 6'5 and 275lb and he was atleast 7ft and 300 wandering around my front yard after I got home from work, and got out of the shower, while getting dressed I saw him out the window, he finally came up and sat down on a bench about a foot from the door , I went out the back and came around to the front, I had a weapon on me, didnt wave it around, tried to talk to him and he was babbling and waving his hands like he was swating at flies, called 911 they said they were on the way and ask for a ambulance to come, the police showed up started screaming and pointing guns at everyone me included, I told him I had been with him for about 20 mins and he had done nothing to make me think he was dangerous, but seemed to be having a medical issue, the Paramedics showed up, they took a look at him, said it looked like he was going thru insulin shock gave him something and he started talking in about a min, they loaded him up and took him to the local hospital he was released later that day. The cops warned me about how they were trying to do there job and I should have stayed out of it. He came by a few days later said thanks, told me that his kids had let the cat out when leaving for school and he was out looking for it and didnt remember much else. He lives 2 blocks from me, His name is Harry.
happened once to my grandmother she took a broom to him and whup him with it until he lef the property, we lived 2 miles from her by the time we got there she done ran him off the 3 acre property to the highway, my father chased him down and they got into a argument he started to run down the highway to get away after that
@@tomr3422 yeah heard all about those cops, they don't care for people much....bet you they would have shot and killed him. if you didn't talk to them and ambulance arrived quick, yep they probably would have taken you down and him....
Well she is making sure he doesn’t come back ever, good . He should have left her property when she asked him to. She didn’t have time to wait and watch to see what he came to do. That’s giving him more time to harm them. She protected her family, good for her. More women need to arm themselves and be able to protect themselves and their families from being harmed. Why didn’t he leave? Why was he there? He deserved what he got. I commend her for her courage. 👍✌️🙏
@@agengobaby6720 well in today’s environment sadly people don’t have time to stop and figure out why people are on their property and won’t leave. So I guess to you that is how you would handle it but again I think she was protecting her family. You read where people show up and just grab someone and stab them etc. there is no time to try and figure out someone. Most people however can quickly use their intuition to know a person with dementia, they are fairly obvious and they will leave because they get scared of people once they don’t recognize them so there is your theory. Again women need to start protecting themselves and their families. This lady did not know what this man had in his person she was obviously scared and she did what she thought was right for her and her household. He should not have been there. To you it’s senseless talk but it’s what save people from criminals barging in. This way those bold guys who need to go get a job and get their own money know that yes some women are packing heat to protect themselves and move on. Whatever his problem was it’s not her job to figure him out he didn’t belong there and she asked him to leave. We’re you there in her shoe facing him??? Did he look threatening??? Oh! You don’t know so keep your feelings to yourself. You don’t have to take action that’s you. But I personally think if someone shows up in my backyard and won’t leave yes I am calling the police. But no one knew what she saw in his eyes that told her protect herself and family. And we all know the police come after everything is dead and over with most of the time. So sensible women protect yourself and your children.
@@LilMamaDeBlanco so she should have waited for him to attack her that's nonsense she gave that fool every opportunity to just walk away but he didn't which might indicate that he might have been under the influence of something because any normal person would bounce when a gun is pointed at them and that's a fact!
What if it's a husband being drunk and the wife tells him to stay outside and go away. If he then breaks in does she have the right to use force on him?
@@jeffharding5725 if you're a woman at home with your children... and you see a stranger at your house... what can you do in that situation.. some people will not shoot if they have a gun and just uphold them until the police come and some people are not like that... she shot first and ask questions later... many of people do that... Is it right?... idk... that's a debate about the situation..... was she afraid?..of course..that's why she shot the stranger on her porch
shot him 4 to 6 times because he was just standing in front of her house? why couldn't she wait after calling 911? Ever thought of people who might not be 'right in the head?' may be he was drunk or confused?... she was in the wrong and should be punished
See you can’t even hear correctly the report said they didn’t know yet what all he did and we would have to wait until the investigation is complete before we find out everything. We have no clue sure they said he was out side the door, but he could’ve been beating on the door, could’ve been eating a ice cream cone. No one knows yet because they are still investigating. Why jump to conclusions until you get the entire story
Seeing as it's in Texas, and everyone is considered armed and dangerous, plus him being on her property and told to leave and she is on video and audio telling him to leave. He then is considered trespassing, and potentially armed and dangerous. There have also been other cases across the country of people knocking on the wrong door or being on some one property and being shot did not get charged. It depends on what the states laws are such as the castle doctrine. Stand your ground laws. The right to stay and fight / not required to flee.. I am curious if he tried to enter at all or if he was being threatening in anyway.
@@internetuser691 And this is why victims become victims - My take, the dude didn't leave, was at the front door, and presented a threat. He played a stupid game and won 4-6 lead prizes.
@@internetuser691 As I stated - if he pounded on the door to gain entry, then it becomes about a reasonable belief of imminent harm - this never goes before a grand jury for an indictment.
If he did not threaten her and was only on her porch, she should have just called the cops and waited for the police. If it was a guy no one would be saying Papa Bear....
I don’t go to my door if you haven’t called. I don’t hold conversations through the doorbell or camera. I don’t call for back up. Try to enter if you want, you won’t make it to the drive way. There is a lot of grey in this.
Why didn't she just wait for the police to arrive? The kids could have been late for school. To shoot someone 4 to 6 times that has no weapon, and apparently no threat of breaking in is excessive.
I had a man come to my porch and then walked around to try to get into my locked backyard gate. Called the police who arrived pretty quick. It turned out he had early onset dementia and thought he was at his house. His daughter finally showed up about an hour later to explain everything.
And that's why you shouldn't shoot if you are safe in your home. Thanks for mentioning that
Is that how you met the Bidens?
@@mrbill4206 thats golden. See if stranges shakes hand of someone who is not there, gets sudden anger spikes and needs to be directed by handler-puppet master-wife to wave hand to greet people in front of him.
@@mrbill4206 The guy had blonde comb over hair, raccoon eyes suntan, and left a trail of Cheetos down the sidewalk. Couldn't talk with a Big Mac stuffed in his mouth...
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The exact same thing happened to me. I also had a gun, but called and waited for the police. The man did try to open my door repeatedly and went to various windows, but did not gain entry. If he had, then I would have taken more action. It was also 1AM when this took place. Police came, he was drunk and was arrested. He was on the wrong block.
How could it be the exact same thing, when your statement says nothing about you telling someone to leave your property and then you shooting the person. LOL.
Nice of you not to murder someone who is simply mistaken.
Thank you for your patience.
This situation is different. Theres no evidence
To show imminent danger to her
@@Kloutkulture LOL!!!
All the horrific crime going on, the crazy people offending and then offending again. She shouldve just waited for the police, but she had every right to be scared for herself and her kids.
Have a firearm because when a criminal is seconds away law enforcement personnel are minutes away and by the time they arrive you could be dead.
This is a tough one. You can’t use deadly force to get someone off your grass
@@mtio2807, he was on the front porch not the grass. Come on my porch and I tell you to leave and you don't be prepared to gain lead weight.
@@donotneed2250 ……. I sure hope you’re not a gun owner. You scare easily.
@@mtio2807, I'm also an Expert Marksman.
If suspect was asked to leave and he didn't, that's criminal trespass in the state of Texas, even on property. Unfortunately for the woman, if the suspect had no weapons and wasn't trying to break into the house, she's not allowed to use deadly force. And she should've stay silent till she spoke to attorney.
Granddad used to say Yanks should take a 2 week coarse on Texan laws before staying the night
She didn't have to shoot all she had to do is wait for the police man could of been lost he had no weapon and was out side today people is quick to shoot a gun
Finally...A person with a little legal sense.. since common sense ain’t so common nowadays
@@zorandolph1332 you are a coward
Sucks to be him huh
4-6 times; REALLY? Why not stay inside, monitor him and wait for popo? Idk, I don't get it...
When I shoot, I make sure the 1st shot is enough.
Popo.
Yeah I Dont think you would get anything apart from a Hollywood movie!
@@KB-ke3fi that’s not even the point. Why shoot him at all? Call the police if he’s moping around and not leaving, and if he tries to break in, that’s when you let them pop 💥
Wow dumb as comments here lol
@Golden _Face
Your not James Bond!
Ah
What do I know you might be...
I don't think this will go well for her because she could have waited for the police to arrive by locking the doors and staying inside. If he breaks in then by all means she should protect herself and her children. What's crazy is she shot him 4-6 times.
She must have run out of ammo.
There's more to the story, some significant piece of information we'll hear about eventually.
This response sounds like a California Democrat!
Heir To The Throne probably depends on who since george floyd happened and millennials lied and said it depends on who just for reparations. theyre going by their script now
You weren't there and she'll be fine.
I'm glad her family is safe
And, whomever
That was who decided to invade her life should be dealt with.
I'm confused. Did she shoot the man while he was outside on the porch and she was inside the home? Was he attempting to break down the door or had he gained access into the home? Seems like there's some missing information. If he was outside and she was inside with door closed/locked I'm not understanding why she shot him instead of waiting for the police to arrive to deal with the situation. Again, it seems like some information is missing, or else I missed something in the news story.
Yeah....something is missing from the story.
The reporter said she was going to take her kid to school and confronted him maybe while she was outside and who knows what the guy response was.
@@dcomputers
I always try to think
What would i do?
If there was a creepy guy outside, between the relative safety of my locked house and my car outside,
I would not be thinking to try and get to my car with my children just to take them to school until that man was long gone.
I sure wouldn't shoot him unless i was being threatened.
I would call and keep calling the police until they came to deal with the trespasser.
She certainly cannot say that she had to shoot him because she needed to get her kids to school. 🙄
Wise person
@@RLaraMoore
Most likely they were both outside cause if she was inside and saw the guy she would call police first. If she encounter him outside and she was already outside than he try to do harm she is ok to use the gun. But does she normally carry a gun or was a gun searched for to shoot him?
Go inside, call police, if they try to enter the house before police arrive - then shoot!
Yes, I agree with that statement. Go back inside your house, lock the door, call the police, and arm yourself in case the individual tries to force his way in. I think there is more to this story. There always is.
@@sandramiles8390 they don't even say if she came out?
That is exactly what you have to do in Florida
not before
This isn't California hahaha
Im not from Texas so im not well versed on their stand your ground laws and what constitutes a justified shooting. however i will say I believe most adults know how protective ppl are of their homes and if you’re a stranger to the homeowner, you are to some degree making them nervous by being on their property. This is one of those instances where you just have to comply with the homeowner who’s telling you to leave. Sure this guy could’ve been hurt or lost or whatever but lets not act like ppl don’t kick in doors and hurt people. I can say, personally I wouldn’t have shot this dude in this case but im not a woman and don’t have kids at home to worry about.
He could have been a person with dementia or mentally ill and unable to follow instructions or figured where he was.
If it was a man shooting a person outside his home would he be called "papa bear"..... Probably not...
Lol true
Exactly, he’d be under arrest and the comments would be full of people attacking his use of the weapon, not supporting it like they are here
I was disgusted by the biased reporting. Standards in News reporting have sunk to a very low level. Except in opinion pieces, they're supposed to only report the facts and keep their opinions to themselves.
@@nakedpnkmolerat I was actually impressed they were framing her as the victim and not a crazy gun person trying to murder everyone because of 2A. I do agree that they should only report facts, but unfortunately that is not the current state of any media outlet, including local news.
No because Papa bears don't protect their baby bear cubs. Pretty sure they mate and leave...
I do feel for the homeowner. However, she will have a problem with stand your ground. After calling 911, she was most likely told by the operator to remain calm, ensure all doors and windows were locked and not to confront the person. Police had been alerted. She should've stayed indoors until they arrived. If the suspect had broken into the home. Thats a whole different situation in which she has the right to fire for self protection. Hopefully she has a good attorney to represent her in court. If the trespasser dies, she could well be charged with manslaughter. One must know the gun laws, because if not, it can become a headache with the district Attorney's office.
Absolutely!!! Indeed...Thank you for speaking on "Gun Laws" you must definitely know them!!! Blessings to you...✨🙏🏾✨
@@michellecrockett6273 agreed
Their is no need to retreat on your property.
Yeah I have a problem with this and I’m pro gun. Why would she open the door?.?? Why didn’t she call police?... if the guy tried kicking in the door this is legit but if he was just standing on the porch confused this lady overreacted.
you are so right
I agree
Yup. Karen
. yup and six times?? He could have a disease and was lost? Why didn't she stay inside, then if he tried to get in just shoot his legs?? From what is said, he didn't try anything bad?? Hope he survives to find out reason.....
I’m sure if it was a woman of a different race this would have been seen a completely different way. SMH, the b** wasn’t even attack, how was she even scared when she came out of her house instead of waiting for law enforcement. That man probably was mentally challenged.
If he wasn't doing anything threatening or trying to break in, I don't see why she shot him. Seems like waiting for the police or boyfriend would have been a better move. He could have just had dementia and was lost. I see nothing wrong with protecting urself, but there needs to be a real threat
Right like a guy coming in my apt one day here claiming he need to use the bathroom.i knew what he was up to I did.a lot of people gets raped and killed,robbed like that they do and it was somebody I'd seen around a couple times too.i keep weapons close by in case someone tries to break in my place.its not really safe here too much sometimes.
So, she has zero right to keep people off her property? She waited for police & boyfriend...who btw showed up b4 cops 🙄
If you refuse to leave my property, blocking me from safely leaving to take my children to school, that's intimidating & threatening🤨. Literally blocking her from leaving front door safely. 🤨
So genius, you seen no actual threat? Lmfao...🙄❤🤍💙🙏💯🇺🇲
@@leepfrawg8361 yes he was a problem so let the cops handle it.thats what I had to do one time.he was a strange acting weirdo for sure he was.
@@leepfrawg8361 I would advise you to not purchase a firearm. You're apparently a very paranoid ignorant person. For your own good to stay out of prison for manslaughter, please educate yourself on use of force or don't buy a firearm.
Maybe she should have asked him if he was going to do her any harm and if he has said no then invite him in for a cup of coffee.
Folks be careful shooting people outside of your house when you're inside. Unless they're trying to break in or threatening you, you could get in trouble. It could have been a harmless drunk or mentally ill person.
The law still applies to those groups of people. Drunkenness nor mental illness is no exception to law. In Texas, you're allowed to protect property if you feel an imminent threat of property crime is present. Based on the fact that she told him to leave and he didn't, it's reasonable to believe there was high probability of a property crime. It wasn't like he was soliciting anything.Even if he was, those people promptly leave when you ask or decline thier solicitation.
@@travismccurdy2781 you tried to word that nice. Lol you are partly correct. By him not leaving that isn’t a threat to property. Supreme Court has ruled. She also shot him while his back was turned he was walking away. She’s in jail now
@@Truth2001 she’s not.
This ain't California boy.
@@Truth2001 prove it
On the surface it sounds like a bad shoot. I'm surprised the news is covering it this way. Don't get me wrong. If the man tried to force his way into the house, KA-BLAM! Otherwise, save everyone some trouble and just wait for the police to do their job.
It's sound like a legitimate shooting .
Because it's a woman. Because it's Texas. But, I couldn't figure either way cause they gave no information. Other than she shot him. Obviously the woman is and family are not that bright or would have consulted an attorney and spoke thru them.
@@michaelwaninger3155 you didn't listen then.
@@michaelwaninger3155
Speak thru an atty??? No... They spoke through smith and Wesson...
It doesn't matter that it's Texas or Alaska if ur in fear for your life Texas or not defend yourself 😎 I live in Ohio and police will tell you whether your a store owner or homeowner especially female obtain and keep a firearm.. 911 is no guarantee where I live the avg 911 response time is 22 mins... Why? Fentanyl junkies overdose left and right tying up EMS and police response times...if your mother Daughter Grandma has some strange dangerous dude refusing to leave gotta do what u feel is necessary to save ur life..
B.S. Shuu If I order you off my property you are leaving.Period.The last clown took 109 stitches and a cast.He was charged with trespassing.
I get that this chick was scared, but it doesn't sound like a justified shooting, but I wasn't there so I'll just wait until the investigation is concluded.
Always easy to " Backseat quarterback " when you don't know the situation...
@@johnganshow5536 okay. And nobody has the information because this news report didn't have the information. (We'll ignore the fact that news stations are notoriously quick to drop the info when they have it - if the person was breaking in or being violent, I'm sure that would have been in this news report).
But are you going around saying this on every comment defending the lady who shot? Because they don't have all he information either.
As a mother and grandmother, instincts take over to protect the children. DONE.
Kids were on way to school , he didn’t leave after she asked him to , to me justified , can’t just let creeps give a pass for others to be copycats harassers, kids were on way to school I think that should play into a factor of verbal defense , as a San Antonio resident and a father , I hope it’s justified in the future .
People always try to do the "If I was there situation" but really who knows what you would have really done if you were in their shoes. And imma use that saying from now on.
This could play out very badly for her, it sounds as though she shot through the door which is never a good idea
Well, hopefully this will send a strong message to those who need it.
Shut up
Wondering why she didn't wait for police to handle the situation. Doesn't sound like man had gained access to house or was attacking anyone.
In texas it’s justified i ask ya to leave and ya don’t leave you might get shot I probably would call police 1st personally but if ya being sketchy and tryina break in you my practice target for the day
@@greatestever7623 no isn't like that. Suburbs have different rules from the country. Depending the hours, day or night, if the person is armed or not if you have gated fence or not. And the most important your town is pro or against firearms. They are many factors.
I am grateful that this mother was able to keep her and her children safe!
She shouldn’t have a gun if she scares so easily
So a stranger on your porch acting weird is just scaring easy ?
Lmfao...you're an idiotic freak
.@@mtio2807 idiot.
Did he try to force his way in, did he act aggressive towards her? She called the police, lock your door keep, your eyes and gun on him until police arrive. Maybe the man was up to no good, lost, or...?🙄
that's white folks for you!
@dontrundontrip I only hope my wife has the resolve to handle a situation like this THE SAME WAY this momma bear did. If a trespasser refuses to leave then he is a threat
Homeowner did the right move…
That don't work in the real world, it's too many cases like these involving vulnerable women getting carjacked, raped n killed so you already know.
For real,I agree 💯.
That’s how you handle business.
How bizarre the way these reporters reported this incident.
FAKE NEWS.
I knew less info after this report finished🤣
You only noticed that with this report. It's been this way for years.
Bizarre on all reports like this , they get so excited , they need to calm down.
What's up with the mama bear comments? Totally unprofessional! Just report the facts.
Strange: shot him four to six times??? Wonder if she actually knows him. The words "Mamma bear" worries me. That's a sentimental way of identifying someone who just shot another person four to six time.? On your pourch? After you called the police? Suspicious. One shot would have sufficed, let's face it.
I hope she will be hold accountable
Yeah....there's more to this story. The 4th ward has much nicer houses now.
Yes, a shot in the foot or knee would have been sufficient until police arrived.
How do you know one shot would have sufficed? Why would you only shoot someone one time? Do you own a single firearm? Have you ever taken a class with it? Never EVER shoot one time.
80% of people shot with handguns survive, including those shot multiple times. Shoot until the threat is no longer a threat.
Let's save the virtue signaling until the details come out. Shooting someone on your property in Texas isn't against any laws as long as they are a perceived threat. If she can prove she perceived him as a threat, she walks. And I hope she does.
@@benningsniper9516 You're way too trigger happy. A guy (Terry Turner) saw a man park in his Smithville, Texas driveway, and went out of his house and shot him through the car window The driver was unarmed and displayed no aggressive behavior. The local bubba sheriff did not arrest Turner for 11 whole days because it's such a good 'ol boy town. Please tell me how that one will work out now that Turner is charged with murder?
The mama bear defense is not law. She should have waited for police to arrive because just because somebody doesn't comply which is not legal anyway you cannot shoot them. I own plenty of guns but if you are going to arm yourself you better know the law or you might be the one needing a lawyer. No one should go from leave my property to gunshots without letting police handle the situation. Will be interesting to hear what she told dispatch on her 911 call.
You can tell all these women would have done the same thing mama bear lmao
mama bear defense is the law parents have the right to protect their kids
@@charlessaucier9418 oh yeah shooting blindly through a door is super safe. I’m sure you’d say the same thing if she shot through the door and missed the guy on the porch and hit a 4 year old in the back of the head in front of his mom with a stray bullet from the crossfire of a negligent discharge that splattered their blood, hair, teeth, brains, and eyeballs all over their mom
@@altha-rf1et no it’s not dumb azz. How about you learn the law? Dip sheet
If someone is on my property they must not wanna live to begin with. Let alone if I warn them off or have my kids with me. She stood her ground and did nothing wrong 🤡 wait for the police to come? And if they don't show up? What if the guy is on drugs and trying to break into the home. Play stupid games you win stupid prizes 🤣
It's Houston Texas guys. You can bet that this guy was up to no good.100% looking for trouble.
Oh well...he was told to leave. If you are told to leave then leave.
Be interesting to see how this one plays out. Crazy thing is that going into "Mama Bear mode" might get her charged. I'm sure in her mind, it was self-defense, but the law might not agree.
Grown adults in this country don't understand the value of life, it's messed up that someone has to "educate" them about it. You shouldn't need to be told that you don't shoot a stranger just because they wouldn't do what you're telling them to and you're scared. You can always clear up misunderstandings, you can't take back bullets. SMH
Even with "Mama bear mode" one has to be cognizant of situation.
That's way beyond 'Mama Bear' mode. That's 'Try to kill someone in front of kids' mode. She needs help
This would not be considered self defence anywhere in the US, she will very likely be charged with a felony for this
@@jackdpearce well some states have the stand your ground law so in those states the laws are a lot more “flexible” when it comes to shooting someone
Wow! Kind of an over- reaction. Shooting him multiple times? Why not call police? The kids couldve been late to school. This is bizarre
She did call police... Dispatch took the 911 call
He COULD'VE left when asked. He did this to himself and it's ridiculous that you are making excuses for this guy.
@@tiffnym You cant shoot someone just for not leaving your porch. Especially not multible times if you could just wait for the cops. The Bullets were also shot through the door and could have hit someone just walking down the street. If he wasn't trying to get in that's an Overreaction and one shot should have been more than enough.
@@Bowserkm you are so right
. yup and six times?? He could have a disease and was lost? Why didn't she stay inside, then if he tried to get in just shoot his legs?? From what is said, he didn't try anything bad?? Hope he survives to find out reason.....
Cockroaches need to be dealt with severely... Good job mom..
What did he do? Stood on her porch and got shot six times? it sounds like she was the only person with a gun.
I hope he was making threats etc. From what is shared here she could be looking at jail time if someone is just refusing to leave.
I think your wrong ,what would you do if that happens to you ,just wondering ?
@@jr3254 I guess the question is was he being aggressive if a drunk guy is just standing on your porch, call the cops they'll handle it
Ring Doorbell would heip.
@@Anywaays who knows I wasn't there ,but take in an account of how people have been acting latley in my opinion there's no more chances ,your asked to leave you leave ,period .
Yea what precedent will this set i know it’s not exactly the same but what if someone stands outside an apt building and someone decides to shoot
Why is she not behind bars? He wasn’t inside her house or have any weapon visible??
I see that happened in Texas, it seems gun laws are different from Florida. The suspect needs to actually break in the house and with or without weapon the victim can make that move. Its good to have protection but some people just don't know how or when to use it properly.
Sounds like she decided to execute a man for trespassing .
you are so correct
She doesn't know him, asked him to leave, called the police and had to take her kids to school. She could have waited for the police. What is he doing on private property and why won't he leave? Scary. Stay off people's property. His fault.
While I can relate to her fear(s), this might not end so well for mama bear if the suspect was unarmed and/or not posing an immediate deadly threat to her and her family...
She's a woman so likely no charges either way. A woman in England just stabbed her boyfriend (came home late or something) got a 4 month suspended sentence.
She didn't know if he was or wasn't a threat. I think she'll be fine
@@godva254 ..and by her not knowing that was reason enough to remain within the safety of her home until the authorities arrive. She made 2 very bad decisions that day..(1) is to put her children in harms way by leaving the safety of her home instead of waiting on authorities..and (2) shooting an unarmed person who was not aggressive and posed no immediate threat to her or her family.
@@jackpotjoanna6208 I would agree, except for we don't know if he was aggressive, if he came toward her, attacked her, threatened her, etc. There simply isn't enough information in the news report to make a decision one way or another - but that's why we have a court system.
Many criminals don’t pose a threat until after the deed.
If it's private property she had rights.
She needs to go to prison
trespassing private property
Imagine if it was just a deaf man at the wrong house who couldn’t hear her commands 🤔
No a deaf preist
Or, someone with dementia that wandered away & was lost.
too bad......
And I see no problem here.
Proud American
We had a deaf guy here that had issues and new neighbors didn't always know about him for a bit. He wasn't very sensible and he's lucky he didn't get shot by someone who didn't know him as he would walk right into people's houses if he needed help. of course we all kept doors locked who knew. We had to call an ambulance for his GF once and it IS startling but we knew his situation (even though he was also a druggie and we didn't like him ) but new neighbors didn't know he was deaf. and he'd freak them out because his boundaries weren't "normal" because communication and he couldn't work his special phone.
As harsh as this will sound then deaf or not if anyone be they sober, drunk, junkie etc. simply came waltzing into my house uninvited then their chances of leaving in the back of the coroner's van is right around 100%.
Someone like that should be in the sanitarium.
But if she aimed a gun at him, and he saw that, common sense would tell you to leave, deaf or not, but we need more answers
@@DrLuke49 I hear what you’re saying but, there are thousands of people walking around, walking the streets in this country with mental issues. So, I guess your best course would be to get more ammo and keep the speed dial at the ready for the coroner’s office.
@@suprememagnetic4850 you'd be surprised. Some people think life is a movie and a drawn gun means "oh time to negotiate my way out of this pickle"
Yeah. DEAF. Next time throw a SANDWICH out of the window and see if that does anything. Do we have to be MIND READERS, now??
Next time when someone tells you to leave their property. LEAVE! Esp when they don't know who tf you are!
Rule number 1, don't play games on her porch.
Clowning around will get your T.V. turned off in Texas...I bet he will not go back to that house.
Of course, he's dead
Stupid
How much, if any, of a threat did he pose? What was he saying and or doing? Answers we need before passing judgment..💔
Yeah if some drunk guy is just sitting on your porch or lawn or whatever then you call the police and wait for them to arrest him. If he tries to enter the house then you can defend yourself. You can't just execute a person because he is sitting on your porch. The force was waaay to excessive for someone trespassing even for Texas standards.
It doesn't matter what he was saying, if he wasn't in her home she had no right to shoot him. Standing on her front porch does not give her the right to kill him. If a cop killed him because of that, cities would possibly be burnt down again. C'mon man !!
@@lenovo762 You missed my point. Reading your statement it seems you're used to drawing conclusions. And the worst conclusions at that.
My point was needing more information before jumping to conclusions...Facts, circumstances do matter.
People have been shot at, and shot dead begging for help. A child that was lost in a new area and seeking directions to his school. Two different incidences where they'd been in automobile accidents and were disorientated and needing aid. And then there are many who suffer from dementia or some type of break who only need help.
It matters...
Even animals show compassion.
Narrow, you are a whiner. he should not have been on her porch, to begin with.
@@ChamberedMaiden And you missed my point - if he wasn't a threat to her, she had no right to shoot him for "refusing to leave her porch". Most people who own firearms understand this. I think we are saying the same thing tho.
He may have thought she was a defenseless woman. But this is Texas.
Whole family strapped up
As they should be!
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@@jayco7951 💯
Someone can be unarmed and still be enough of a threat to your life that you feel it necessary to shoot a firearm. People shouldn't rush to judgement until more evidence comes out.
Not in America.
Exactly. It's amazing how oblivious these people are lol
The homeowner shouldn’t have used deadly force unless their life is in immediate danger
Shooting someone is a life changing event
She jumped the gun pulling the trigger. Interesting how the police and news reporters are cutting the lady slack because it was a women with children inside her house.
@Joe Duke "Mama Bear Mode" is not a legal defense, you stalking fantasizing creep.
I agree, the media is def biased
@@iisoblu9156 "Mama Bear Mode" is cringe worthy. Can you imagine the corporate news media claiming that a man that shot a women for being on his front porch refusing to leave was in Daddy Bear Mode?
Depends upon what he said to her. If he made even one verbal threat that is assault.
But 4 to 6 shots? I feel like one would have been suffice maybe even two. She let it rip.
PLEASE MAKE SURE THERE IS A FOLLOW-UP TO THIS STORY. I WOULD LIKE TO SEE THE RING CAM VIDEO.
Shut up. Criminal hot what he asked for. End of story
Yes!
@@jayco7951 hush prick we will say what we want.
@@jayco7951 lol “criminal” you idiots use that term so selectively.
@dontrundontrip THANK YOU!
I would rather wash the blood of my driveway then bury a family or friend.
Same not if I end up spending 10-20 years in prison though.
So you can pump someone full of bullets for being on your front porch if they don't leave after you tell them too? Or does this only apply to "mama bears"?
Texas Castel law.
@@Texas.T CASTLE. Texas castle law. I don't expect you to know what that law means considering you couldn't spell it properly.
Cops do it all the time, what's the problem?
Yes, you absolutely can here in Texas.
@@andrewjohnson6544 That Neighborhood has Sidewalks. You Think Castle Doctrine allows you to shoot someone on your property who is unarmed and is Not attempting to Break In? You have to be in Immediate Life Threatening Danger. Castle Doctrine Doesn't Extend to the Sidewalk or the Front Porch. The Threshold of the Door would need to be Breached or Attempted Breach. You can't shoot a Heckler on the Sidewalk. "Get off my Property" - "I'm Not on your Property, I'm on the Sidewalk"
she called the cops and couldn't wait until they arrive? lmao the guy was sitting on the porch and not moving at all with no weapons? sound like she couldn't wait to use her gun smh
yes, she will be in big trouble. She should be. Guy could have had bad medicine or something. That has happened to my Dad before.
she did not know if he had a weapon or not
Lmfao...who said he was sitting?
Dude was literally blocking her NARROW walkway to front door when she was attempting to leave to take her children to school. Both video & audio security footage proves her allegations, confirmed on that report by the police. Who btw, showed up AFTER the bf. 🙄❤🤍💙🙏💯🇺🇲
And she called others over some with guns
That "mama bear" statement is GARBAGE. That woman was TRIGGER HAPPY.
The home owner will go to jail and the guy will get $10,000 for getting shot.
Not if he was trying to force entry.
As it should be if she was in the wrong. You can’t just shoot someone for walking onto your porch….. breaking and entering is different….
$10,000 isn’t much during Biden-flation times. It might cover the cost of gas for the ambulance.
This doesn’t sound right. Why did she shoot him 6 times if the police were on the way? They’re not telling us everything.
People have the right to defend themselves. Things are getting out of hand.
Let’s see how this plays out...
Audio / video surveillance will be detrimental..but the investigator admitted she acted out of “emotions”
Let’s hope they don’t turn her to be a bad person.
*edit*
The reporter said, she went into “mama bear mode”
It’s always unless your life was in immediate threat, use deadly force.
It’s not what he / she / they say. It’s what can be proven in a court of law.
I’m not defending the guy. We just gotta be smart using our weapons
fear is an emotion.
no he did not!! listen to what that investigator said - it wasn't "emotions" - she was alerted from her motion (go to 1:25) - so she had a "Ring" or some other motion activated door camera or device. hopefully she has it recorded and can provide ample proof for her.
@@joez7407
Unless your life is in immediate threat, state might try to pick up charges. I’m in NO way defending the guy trespassing. Most important , you have to be informed of gun laws before using guns or those same laws will be used against you. That’s all I’m saying/
For her, protecting her children was probably worth it. People are tired of this !x**.
@@catherineparkerdouglas4114 ok.. guess some folks prefer likes than what is presented. IF he was inside of the house, bravo mom.
If he was still outside the house.. with no weapons+ 4-6 shots?
I won’t say anymore. I hope she isn’t charged.
Years in prison can’t be “worth it then.”
I see we still haven’t learned from the lady in the bag. Wait for ALL of the facts before jumping to conclusions. If it was up to us the 13 year old son would have been put to death for killing his mom and turns out it was the boyfriend.
Not really , I always thought it was an affair. Good looking rich older woman , going to bars while husband out of town- no brainer. She did all this while her younger 13 year old son was home alone at night, and husband was with the older kid looking for colleges tells you something about that mama bear.
I mean if you want to go thaaat way about it & people shouldn't comment til whenever we happen to get all the facts right & straight then maybe the media shouldn't REPORT on things until THEY have all THEIR facts straight because people have their own opinions, are able to say them & have a comment section for that reason so if the MEDIA hasn't "learned" to get THEIR facts straight before reporting it, expect the commenters to comment on THEIR wrong facts🤦♀️
I’m only talking about the people stating like it’s fact. We are all entitled to an opinion. IMO will usually suffice!!
Facts
You seem to think because you made a rush to judgement everyone else did to. Hope that makes you feel better, "I wasnt the only one with a pitchfork and torch"
A friend of mine got scared when she saw a man washing himself in her bathtub the man said called the police so I go to jail and have 3 meals a day . She was surprised and realized he was no threat to her , she called the cops . He was arrested without incident and thanked the cops and her for going to jail . He did it on purpose to get cleaned and go to jail instead of being in the streets .
Smart guy. You get treated better than your average person in some places... Free rent. Free food three times a day. Free satellite tv. Free gym. Free healthcare. Free library... and best of all... FREE DEGREE.
Why didn't wait for the Police. Remember Karma, the things we do will come back to you. Since when you become Judge & JURY ON THE SPOT.
Police do all the time....
Don't forget Executioner
I will handle Karma the same way that woman did,
She could have avoided shooting this man, by locking the door and calling police. You can't just shoot someone for not leaving your front door/lawn. They probably sit in front of the TV. all day and get paranoid from too much news.
Yes Carlos, you are 100% right. She is so in wrong, and I believe in guns. Yes, I do 100% agree. Yes, she will be in big trouble. She should be. Guy could have had bad medicine or something. That has happened to my Dad before.
The idiot in the news studio and on-location are contributing to bad information. "Mama-bear had to get the kids to school"?? Give me a break...these are the same idiots that are trying to disarm us all.
You also cant tell a homeowner that wants you to leave "NO"
A locked door does not stop anyone!
We don't know the details, burrito.
Save your pathetic virtue signaling until the facts are known.
I do the same mama. You do the right thing so proud of you 👍
Did she?
She shot multible times.
If he wasn't trying to get in and was just on the porch then that's not legal nor self defense. Seems like an overreaction from a trigger happy person to me.
Wait for the details- please. He could have done something. The reporting that her boyfriend responded faster than police is troubling as well.
We live in a rural area. I had to protect a neighbor from her husband who tried to stab her to death. The closest cop was at least 20 miles away. I held him at gunpoint (and yes we had kids too) until the cops came. It took a long time- almost 30 minutes but I didn't HAVE to shoot him and didn't. He stayed outside and we were inside our house with the doors locked. No need to shoot unless (nor legal) unless they are capable of harm which means IN the house, or entering, armed, threatening.
@@collinsfriend1 100 % right- have to wait for the dtails- rush to judgement has been, at best, inacurate.
@@robertgallagher7734 this is spring its not 10 mins from the police station, 20 years ago it was but that was 20 years ago.
You think they are slow, some of these 911 dispatchers are turtles...
@@tomr3422 average response time is several minutes. Think the saying is 'when minutes count, police are only minutes away'...
Karen just couldn’t wait for the police had to use deadly force on someone who wasn’t right in their mind . SMH this is sad “ Multiple shots Fired “
We don't have all the facts yet. I wouldn't "Karen" her yet
If that man was not armed that situation ain't right... There were other options other than resorting to almost killing someone... He was on the porch, but not breaking in... I would have went out of my back door and then called the police... We brag so much about shooting people with these man made guns! Weapons sometimes make us lose sight of better options securing all lives! I am glad that the lady and her babies are safe!
I'm usually for self-defense, but there was no need to shoot a guy 4-6 times that wasn't trying to attack you, but just standing/sitting on your property. Call the cops and wait for them. Sounds like he had mental issues.
It's ok when cops do it tho
She sounds like she has mental issues too
I'm for shooting the perpetrator 7 or 8 times
You have no clue about self defense. One shot does not guarantee anything.
Do you know all the details?
Go inside and call the police. Avoid expensive legal fees and possibly losing your gun rights. Guns are for protecting life not ego’s, property, or front lawn.
You've never been in a single confrontation or even had to deal with dangerous people in your life and it shows.
Everybody seems to have the answer until you're confronted with the situation.
You can't just shoot someone because your emotions are high with an idea that you're in imagined danger. Ignorance of the law is not an excuse for any of us.
....says a victim, or a rapist or a criminal sympathizer.
So can I come chill at your front door, send me your address
Cops do it all the time....
Who said anything about "the law". I don't think physics or thermodynamics applies. What laws are you referring to. Some made up imaginary ones?
You must not live in Texas. Criminal trespass and feeling threatened on your own property is protected by law to use deadly force. Look it up.
Several years ago in the Houston area a man shot and killed a couple of guys "on the street" that had just robbed his neighbor. He got off with no charges. Let's see what happens here.
They were committing a crime (b&e, theft, etc) at night. Trespassing at night in Texas is a capital offense... during the day it is not. I think she's in trouble.
It's Texas, no disrespect intended. The guys that chased down and shot that church shooter weren't punished(if memory serves..). And neither was that dad that killed his son's molester. He got off. Texas isn't barbaric; but, they don't tolerate a lot of B.C. when it comes to criminal sympathizers.
Yep, you can run down a robber and use deadly force. But all the information we got so far is he was trespassing, which is not one of the prerequisites for justified use of force.
She shouldn't have shot him that many times... that's way beyond self defense/protection. Manslaughter
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She just ran out of bullets.
You shoot to stop the threat. Go watch the video on Donut Operator about why the one cop now carries 145 rounds of ammo.
You have no clue about self defense. One shot may not stop someone. If he did not want to get shot he should of left. His fault not her.
@Triggering anti mask Karen's with facts Do you know what cotton and viruses don't have in common...?
If he did not ENTER the residence, then it's murder.
Good on her.
Well u get what u get. I can only imagine what they are going through in that house. Look at what’s going on in America. Well done mom defend your life and your Family till the End.
Idk something fishy about this one.
Ur telling me in the texas u can kill somebody for simply being on ur porch unarmed? And why did she wait till her cousin “also armed with a firearm” to get there to start shooting? Why not call the police first?
@@dxddyminato3145 Are you telling me that if I come on your front porch and refused to leave when asked multiple times you would not protect your young children?
@@tomlangford5251 no defending my kids would mean I would lock them safely in the house where I know they r safe. And most def I wouldent open my door to allow him access to my kids lmao wby?
You come on my property same bang bang
@@dxddyminato3145 Just a guess but i doubt you have ever been in that situation. Persons Rarely act like they think they will before the situation actually confronts them personally.
The castle doctrine in Texas presumes that using force is reasonable and justified when another person:
-unlawfully and with force enters or attempts to enter your habitation, vehicle, or work-place; or
attempts to remove you, by force, from your habitation, vehicle, or work-place;
-was committing or attempting to commit aggravated kidnapping, murder, sexual assault, aggravated sexual assault, robbery, or aggravated robbery.
-the key word in all of these laws is “reasonable.” For example, it is never considered reasonable to use force against someone for words alone.
Texas Penal Code § 9.31
News reporter says “what would anyone do” and says she went into man bear mode.....she was safe and inside the house....why not wait for police ? This is insane
*Mama bear mode
Shut up
😂🤣
Seems to be many cracks in this story... will be interested in his version of truth if he lives. And the reporter putting the mama bear comment in there was uncalled for.
Guess the kids were still late for school... hope they didn't witness this unfortunate event.
I hope for her sake that "Mama bear mode" is a real legal defense.
Let me guess? She shot him because he was on the porch, in the way, and she didn't want the kids to be late for school? This incident made them even more late.
I really don't see much imminent danger here. Of course as a mother, it's frustrating and stressful to have someone on your property that you have no dealings with but to shoot 4-6 times, was not a scare shot.
She may have repeatedly asked the guy to leave but shooting someone that many times was a shoot to kill defense. Not a warning.
Now, I wonder the outcome of this? Will there be jail time, probation, or a slap on the wrist like like a parking ticket 🤔🤨 There are alternatives to picking up a gun and shooting with the intention to take a life.
You=🤡
She didn't know him. A warning shot only works if they aren't armed too.
Right! Who does she think she is? The cops? Isn't that their forte´?
Exactly my thoughts 💭 this is going to be an interesting one. The dude may have special needs or mental illness. I would’ve called the cops or family members for support if cops were taking forever. But not shoot to kill if he’s standing on the front porch.
Their is no such thing as a warning shot ?? Legally it's not recognized either.. In fact it's illegal to discharge firearms for that purpose in city limits .. the only time you ever pull a firearm is to use deadly force in fear for ones life.. their are no such laws allowing us to shoot people in the leg or fire warning shots?
You pull a gun and use it not to deter or scare people u pull it and use it bcuz ur in fear for your life period
No gray area
Besides shooting someone in the leg? May not effect them deter or stop them and then in those precious secs the perp can kill you..
Unless that person is inside the house and your life is in danger, don't shoot mam!
Your civilized society says to call for the police and wait for their further guidance.
This is kind of dicey. Was he trying to get in, or just standing there? If he wasn't trying to get in, why did she shoot him, and why 4-6 times? Sounds like a panicky woman who jumps at bumps in the night.
Ask police why they unload their weapons when they shoot.
Doesnt matter if she panicked and shot him. He caused her to panic therefore he asked for it.
@@smokymcpot5917 Of course we know little on this but I am wondering about what else this guy did that may have brought on more than the weapon, but its use. Seems unlikely the woman would just shoot him for not leaving. We will probably be hearing as they do have some evidence to review. And no charges at this point tells you they must be investigating.
Kinda woman to shoot one of her kids coming home in the middle of the night.
@@smokymcpot5917 Were you there? Maybe he was confused. Maybe he was deaf. I would have shot him too, if I thought he was dangerous, probably not 4-6 times. Sometimes you only have to show a gun to get results.
Good job, you do not stop until the threat stops or hits the ground.
Texas law 101
Oh, a man in your porch that is mentally ill or has dementia is a threat? She called the cops, the door was locked..it think it is illegal manslaughter
@@LeoSerrano2558 Not if Bee-lack
@@JuckFoeBurden Nope, only in your racist dreams loser.
I hope the woman is not punished for this. A person should be allowed to defend their property. She asked him to,leave and he refused. It’s a shame the law probably says he had to be more threatening before shooting him. She should not have to wait until he harms someone.
There may be more to this Story than what we're hearing. You just don't shoot a Stranger 4 to 5 times just because they're standing on your porch. She was intending to kill that guy. He was no immediate threat😳
mama bear mode ... no, she went into crazy mode. She shot an innocent man. She is not law enforcement, she cannot draw a gun on someone that is not a threat to you physically.
Wait hw was innocent?
Not sure on his innocence but he shouldn't have been shot
And how would you know he’s innocent?
oh that’s right, because you were standing there!!ha ha Ha
go back inside your house Karen
Why would law enforcement get to draw a gun on anyone either?
This woman is on my team! First pick!
Good 4 mom ! If you wait for the police or 4 someone to charge into your home it's to late , your life matters !
I don’t know the whole story, but I would rather be a suspect then a victim, good job mom.
Dummy one day u might shoot a delivery driver who might be looking for house number
Well.. you clearly identify with that psycho behavior.
Depends on the law in the state. In our state West Virginia we have the castle law if you feel in danger of your or families safety you have the right to protect your self and property.
Nope. Uh uh.
If I'm on the jury she's walking even if everyone else finds her guilty. I've had the experience of being approached on my own property by a wandering homeless nutcase getting in my face and yelling about how he was receiving messages from god and the devil to kill someone. Fast Fact, in case it ever happens to you: 911 does NOT assign high priority to calls like that for police help, especially if they know its a homeless person. It's about the same as someone in the neighborhood playing loud music. The cops leisurely roll up a half-hour or so later. Therefore, for all that time, you will be left ON YOUR OWN ....
She should be in jail, she could have called the police, the man wasn't inside her home and in my opinion she shot him several time, it only takes one gun shot . SMH
TAKING OUT THE TRASH
This happened to us years ago at my grandparents home. Elderly man thought he was at his house, found out he was from the nursing home 🙁a few blocks away.
I agree 100%. Yes, you are 100% right. She is so in wrong, and I believe in guns. Yes, I do 100% agree. Yes, she will be in big trouble. She should be. Guy could have had bad medicine or something. That has happened to my Dad before. Older people can easily get confused.
Same or just about, Had this big dude, Im 6'5 and 275lb and he was atleast 7ft and 300 wandering around my front yard after I got home from work, and got out of the shower, while getting dressed I saw him out the window, he finally came up and sat down on a bench about a foot from the door , I went out the back and came around to the front, I had a weapon on me, didnt wave it around, tried to talk to him and he was babbling and waving his hands like he was swating at flies, called 911 they said they were on the way and ask for a ambulance to come, the police showed up started screaming and pointing guns at everyone me included, I told him I had been with him for about 20 mins and he had done nothing to make me think he was dangerous, but seemed to be having a medical issue, the Paramedics showed up, they took a look at him, said it looked like he was going thru insulin shock gave him something and he started talking in about a min, they loaded him up and took him to the local hospital he was released later that day. The cops warned me about how they were trying to do there job and I should have stayed out of it. He came by a few days later said thanks, told me that his kids had let the cat out when leaving for school and he was out looking for it and didnt remember much else. He lives 2 blocks from me, His name is Harry.
happened once to my grandmother she took a broom to him and whup him with it until he lef the property, we lived 2 miles from her by the time we got there she done ran him off the 3 acre property to the highway, my father chased him down and they got into a argument he started to run down the highway to get away after that
you should of emptied a clip into his face since he was being so threatening not listing to you riiiiiiight? /s
@@tomr3422 yeah heard all about those cops, they don't care for people much....bet you they would have shot and killed him. if you didn't talk to them and ambulance arrived quick, yep they probably would have taken you down and him....
Could have called and waited for the police. Especially if he didn’t attempt to get in
Well she is making sure he doesn’t come back ever, good . He should have left her property when she asked him to. She didn’t have time to wait and watch to see what he came to do. That’s giving him more time to harm them. She protected her family, good for her. More women need to arm themselves and be able to protect themselves and their families from being harmed. Why didn’t he leave? Why was he there? He deserved what he got. I commend her for her courage. 👍✌️🙏
senseless talk,he could have had dementia,drunk or confused and ended up in the wrong house,.
@@agengobaby6720 well in today’s environment sadly people don’t have time to stop and figure out why people are on their property and won’t leave. So I guess to you that is how you would handle it but again I think she was protecting her family. You read where people show up and just grab someone and stab them etc. there is no time to try and figure out someone. Most people however can quickly use their intuition to know a person with dementia, they are fairly obvious and they will leave because they get scared of people once they don’t recognize them so there is your theory.
Again women need to start protecting themselves and their families. This lady did not know what this man had in his person she was obviously scared and she did what she thought was right for her and her household. He should not have been there.
To you it’s senseless talk but it’s what save people from criminals barging in.
This way those bold guys who need to go get a job and get their own money know that yes some women are packing heat to protect themselves and move on. Whatever his problem was it’s not her job to figure him out he didn’t belong there and she asked him to leave. We’re you there in her shoe facing him??? Did he look threatening??? Oh! You don’t know so keep your feelings to yourself. You don’t have to take action that’s you.
But I personally think if someone shows up in my backyard and won’t leave yes I am calling the police. But no one knew what she saw in his eyes that told her protect herself and family. And we all know the police come after everything is dead and over with most of the time. So sensible women protect yourself and your children.
I don't blame the mother at all she had to protect herself and her family!🙏🏿
From what? A man standing on her porch?
@@LilMamaDeBlanco so she should have waited for him to attack her that's nonsense she gave that fool every opportunity to just walk away but he didn't which might indicate that he might have been under the influence of something because any normal person would bounce when a gun is pointed at them and that's a fact!
She did the right thing ... she protected herself and her children
What if it's a husband being drunk and the wife tells him to stay outside and go away. If he then breaks in does she have the right to use force on him?
@@jeffharding5725 well it wasn't.
End of discussion
@@melissaleoncreolenola How did she protect anyone being securely locked in the house while the guy was not trying to break in?
@@jeffharding5725 if you're a woman at home with your children... and you see a stranger at your house... what can you do in that situation.. some people will not shoot if they have a gun and just uphold them until the police come and some people are not like that... she shot first and ask questions later... many of people do that... Is it right?... idk... that's a debate about the situation..... was she afraid?..of course..that's why she shot the stranger on her porch
@@melissaleoncreolenola Why is it important that it's a woman?
shot him 4 to 6 times because he was just standing in front of her house? why couldn't she wait after calling 911? Ever thought of people who might not be 'right in the head?' may be he was drunk or confused?... she was in the wrong and should be punished
He was on the FRONT PORCH ,NOT STADING IN FRONT OF THE HOUSE,people like u need to be punished just for being STUPID
See you can’t even hear correctly the report said they didn’t know yet what all he did and we would have to wait until the investigation is complete before we find out everything. We have no clue sure they said he was out side the door, but he could’ve been beating on the door, could’ve been eating a ice cream cone. No one knows yet because they are still investigating. Why jump to conclusions until you get the entire story
He was on her porch banging on her door. He wasn't just standing in front of her house.
We don't know the details. Save your pathetic virtue signaling until the facts are known.
The man might have been SPECIAL NEEDS AND WAS TO SLOW TO UNDERSTAND
Exactly
special needs rapist
Well, hopefully he understands now or he is just going to get shot again
Seeing as it's in Texas, and everyone is considered armed and dangerous, plus him being on her property and told to leave and she is on video and audio telling him to leave. He then is considered trespassing, and potentially armed and dangerous. There have also been other cases across the country of people knocking on the wrong door or being on some one property and being shot did not get charged. It depends on what the states laws are such as the castle doctrine. Stand your ground laws. The right to stay and fight / not required to flee..
I am curious if he tried to enter at all or if he was being threatening in anyway.
When you're being asked to leave, you LEAVE.
@@internetuser691 And this is why victims become victims - My take, the dude didn't leave, was at the front door, and presented a threat. He played a stupid game and won 4-6 lead prizes.
The English language is simple and many words are explanatory. the word, "LEAVE" means exactly that. No more, no less.
@@internetuser691 yes she could have waited for the cops, that would have been better, but we don't know if he was voilent or trying to get in.
@@internetuser691 As I stated - if he pounded on the door to gain entry, then it becomes about a reasonable belief of imminent harm - this never goes before a grand jury for an indictment.
@@internetuser691 she felt threatened and reacted
lucky she lives in texas and not California or she would be in jail for self-defense.
If he did not threaten her and was only on her porch, she should have just called the cops and waited for the police. If it was a guy no one would be saying Papa Bear....
I don’t go to my door if you haven’t called. I don’t hold conversations through the doorbell or camera. I don’t call for back up. Try to enter if you want, you won’t make it to the drive way. There is a lot of grey in this.
4-6 rounds didn't kill him... good thing there wasn't a second person cause in some states your only allowed 10 freedom pills per roll of the dice.
My son has autism, this is what I'm scared of. What if when he grows up he decides to knock on sm1 door?
Why didn't she just wait for the police to arrive? The kids could have been late for school. To shoot someone 4 to 6 times that has no weapon, and apparently no threat of breaking in is excessive.
She should be in jail
Exact
But perfectly legal in texas