Florida stand Your ground law?

Illuminating the idiocy of giving a gun and a badge to any damned fool wanna be cop.

most of the criminals who are legally shot while perpetrating violent crimes are shot by civilians rather than cops.

But it doesn't change the fact that most of the criminals who are legally shot while perpetrating violent crimes are shot by civilians rather than cops.

Once you have a guy on the ground, you have to stop beating on him.

a bunch of wusses "discussing" excuses for their own weakness, submissiveness to criminals, inability and refusal to stand up for themselves, and general lack of guts, and other liberal vomit.

CARSON CITY, NV - A scary situation for a Carson City homeowner Thursday night. A man, covered in blood, broke into a home. But the homeowner quickly grabbed a gun, and opened fire.

According to Carson City Sheriff Ken Furlong, a man was spotted in the area of Butti Way and Airport Road with blood all over him just before 5:00 p.m Thursday.

Minutes earlier, the man ran into a home in the 3100 block of Desatoya Drive where a homeowner opened fire on the man, as he was trying to enter his house.

The homeowner pulled out a gun and shot toward the intruder several times. Officials believe the intruder was shot in the leg, but it's unclear if that happened before or after breaking into the home.

According to the Carson City Sheriff, the intruder then fled the home and jumped a fence where he first spotted. He was caught by deputies nearby.

The man was then taken to Renown Regional Medical Center.

The residents of the house, the man and his wife, were treated for minor injuries. The Carson City Sheriff's Office did not specify how they were injured.

Update: A man is being transported via Careflight to Renown Medical Center in Reno for a gunshot wound to the leg.
According to Carson City Sheriff Kenny Furlong, the man was seen running though the city's corporate yard area on Butti Way. He then ran into the backyard of home in the 3100 block Desatoya. The resident of that home reportedly fired several shots at the alleged intruder, striking him in the leg.
Furlong said they think this man was the only suspect involved. The man was said to be bloodied at the time he entered the backyard. Detectives were called to second home where the altercation may have started, said Furlong. According to deputies on the scene, several subjects are in custody at that second home.

The Justice Department said its independent investigation found "insufficient evidence" to charge George Zimmerman with federal civil right violations in the shooting death of Florida teen Trayvon Martin.

Attorney General Eric Holder said the evidence did not meet the "high standard for a federal hate crime prosecution," but the decision should not end efforts to explore racial tensions in the justice system. The decision closes the federal investigation.

George Zimmerman, who has had a series of legal scrapes since he was acquitted in the death of Trayvon Martin, was involved in a shooting in Lake Mary, Fla., police said Monday.

Zimmerman had a confrontation with a man named Matthew Apperson, who reported the shooting to 911, Lake Mary Police Officer Bianca Gillett said at a news conference. Zimmerman was not the shooter, she told reporters.

Last September, Apperson had a confrontation during what police said was a road rage incident. No charges were involved.

Gillette says investigators have not determined how or why the latest confrontation took place.

Attorney Don West, who represents Zimmerman, told the Associated Press that a bullet missed Zimmerman's head. Zimmerman was sprayed with glass from his vehicle's windshield and other debris, said the lawyer who added that Zimmerman was treated and released from a hospital.