Hellcat Charger Owner CHARGED with M****R after SH***ING the thief that stole his Hellcat!
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- Hellcat Charger Owner CHARGED with M****R after SH***ING the thief that stole his Hellcat... Hellcat Charger Owner faces JAIL TIME after FIRING at thieves that stole his Dodge Charger Hellcat from his house... How do you feel about this? (MUST WATCH)...
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People getting tired of getting shit stole from them. Free that man
I hear that, but all he really had to do was claim it through his insurance that his Hellcat got stolen, and he would've gotten a new replacement or a payout. Now he's in the bin with legit criminals
@@ARDEN440i ..Cant replace them when they are stolen...Plus your insurance goes up etc..
Don't steal. Simple as that.
@@mypronouniswtf5559 you can definitely replace them if stolen.
@@ARDEN440ibut now his insurance is skyrocketed
The “Kid” played stupid games, he will see plenty of Hellcats in Hell.
😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂 FACTS
He’s forever in zombie mode on bo2😭
Condemned to hell for stealing a car?
What if he stole an apple because he’s hungry, stealing is stealing right? Whether an 50 cent apple or $80k Helltcat, right?
😂😂😂😂
@@noahknight4039there’s no way you just compared stealing a HELLCAT to stealing an APPLE out of hunger😂the two does not cancel each other out whatsoever.🤦🏾♂️
Crazy, but Zimmerman shot a 16yr old and got off!
Exactly chased him after dispatch said not to
underrated comment right here
Zimmerman shot a kid who was curb stomping his head into the concrete pavement which is deadly, totally different and thats why he's free
@soonmeme4378 He should have left the Young Brutha alone !! And to be exact the coward couldn't beat the kid who was a Soft target !! Punk azz
@@soonmeme4378Where you seen that 🤔
I don’t feel sorry for the 17 yr old that was deleted. Stealing is unacceptable. I have no remorse for people who take things from hard working people. I feel sorry for the guy who car was stolen. He should have the right to protect his property. At his house or anywhere else.
The driver should not be charged with murder, whats the point of even owning a gun in the first place?
How is this murder, and not manslaughter at the worse??
You never stole something as a kid? stealing equals death? How would you feel if it was your kid?
@@LorMelo I’ve had conversations with my son. “If you take things that don’t belong to you ( like stealing cars or breaking into someone house) can possibly cost you your life”.
“You can steal if you want just know you may get deleted”
If my kids do dumb sh*t after I have had the conversations.
I’ve done my job. No mad at any man or woman for protecting what belongs to them.
@@LorMelo Most normal children don't commit GTA lmao moronic statement. Yes, most people will steal at some point but not a god damn $80k car. Ignorance is bliss.
@@LorMelostop defending that thug who got what they had coming
The fact that we live in a country that stole land by murder an tell me I can't protect my own shit lol 😂 sounds about right
Was the land really stolen?? Let's not use stupid leftist commie narratives. Because if you use that logic what land wasn't stolen??? Besides the native Americans raped murdered and overtook land from rivals. It's human nature and history
Pure Facts.
Sounds about WHITE you meant
The rules aren’t made for them. They’re made for us.. that’s what they don’t tell you
Nahh Fr😂😂😂
Marine vet here and yeah I totally agree with protecting your property but you gotta remember if your not in immediate danger it’s not going to play out well once police get involved
💯 reality is you can't do anything in this situation. Frustrating.
Yeaaa unfortunately insurances and police officers rather you be like Ross loss prevention and hunt your stolen property down than you the rightful owner because this situation. Obviously you don't want your things stolen but in this case it's considered being hunted down and murderd
@@bryanjaggernauth3907guy is actively committing a crime against him, Stealing his castle.
...unless it is after dark in Texas.
Depends on the state. Texas you’d probably be ok
Remember when stealing cars in Texas the owner or any citizen has the right to pew pew for that property no matter what this tool thinks. ITS LEGAL IN TEXAS TO PROTECT PROPERTY PERIOD.
Then why did he get arrested for murder?
@@1982MCI he got arrested cause the outcry but he won’t go to prison for murder he will either plead to a lesser offense or not be charged I live in Dallas and you can shot to protect your home or property
I think because he followed them, maybe if caught while theft is happening, he would be justified
@1982MCI Being arrested and found guilty are two different things
@@tonymchenry3535he was charged with that because he chased him down. Yes you can use force to protect your property but not if they are no longer a threat.
He’ll be out of prison on a $100,000 bond which is only 10%! At the most he’ll be on parole and house arrest… this is Texas baby!
If a 17 yo is stealing cars with a partner I doubt either were high school graduates, they were most likely dropouts and stole dozens of cars. Play stupid games and win stupid prizes!
Ignorant assumptions
@@satoriwatches realistic assumptions
@@vinnieheinz6361 they aren’t realistic at all, just cuz he tried to steal a car doesn’t make him a dropout or professional car thief, if that was a 27 white kid he wouldn’t be calling me him a dropout he never woulda even thought to say ts
17 yr old*
What a ridiculous thing to say - wow! The reason you have RUclips on a Windows machine is because of a Grade 9 High School Dropout. Typical and mindless.
If you are thinking of stealing a car or robbing a house, you better be prepared for any consequences you might encounter!
Don’t steal cars, rob people or break into homes and you should be ok. That actually ain’t no guarantee these days either, sad to say!
Yes and avoid the hood and avoid house parties, road rage, and ego battles.
Breaking into a home and stealing a car are not the same lol.
I know, Einstein, but whoever is messing with your personal property better be prepared to suffer any consequences if they get caught. By you, the police a guard dog, etc. If you do such a thing and get shot or arrested, don't go complaining that the mean police or owner hurt me because
I was fucking with their stuff!@@angelcelis9090
@@angelcelis9090 true!
I will let you break into my house but I won’t let you steal my car. 🙄
Unbelievable how fucking people are so fucking stupid these days!
@@angelcelis9090but the result is the same death or jail
If someone is in the process of committing a crime against you, like stealing your car, then it should be excused.
Gotta understand the fact that the law never prioritizes property over persons. Basic legal principle. Hence why you can not set up shotgun traps on your property for trespassers. Different circumstance however legally both are viewed as property and life is more valuable than property.
@@SirCedJr his lawyer can use other videos, thers's a lot of videos of thieves pulling guns , or even shooting up the car just bc they had a killswitch, he can say he was just scared that they would shoot up the house
@@Pradaluvscars lol. It sounds good but you would need an expert witness which generally cost 5-10k if you want them to convince a jury. Secondly you’re referring to character evidence also known as hearsay. “Because he did it there or someone else did the same thing in this circumstance” doesn’t fly unless it’s in a motion and generally it’s not primary authority that a court would base a ruling on. In the law everything is set by precedence.
You're supposed to be able to protect life and property with deadly force. Dude should not be going to jail!
@@SirCedJr damn , that sucks , they keep protecting these ppl it’s why it keeps happening
Its always the good guy who gets charged.
true cant be good in dis world nomo💯🤦🏾 shit sad
Somebody will always be held responsible so the police can look like they are doing their job.
Idk probably if he wouldn't have got into a car to chase him down and be judge jury and executioner maybe he wouldn't have gotten charged
@@ineedapharmists So when the thief catches him off guard because he was sleeping after WORKING for his possesions its not fair for the lawful property owner to slightly surprise the thief by doing some unpredictable. Typical blue behavior right there. Have fun in November...
@@ineedapharmistsIdk probably if he wouldn't have stole and valued a car over his life his ass wouldn't had been dropped 😂😂😂😂
Now if he was stealing a patrol car, and the cops did the same thing I bet it would be a different outcome
That happened in Colorado recently, but the government wrecked the stolen police car. ruclips.net/video/vid6gbP9Vug/видео.html
!!!!!!!!!!
Lol just learning about how cops are corrupt?
Oh well that 17-year-old had it coming, I don't feel sorry for him he knew right from wrong.
Yup
Wait a minute. In TEXAS? They didnt charge the passenger with felony homicide?!
What in the frick?!
If it’s within the city limits of Houston ( a blue city) yes! This why you should live on the outskirts in a red city
@@swampmonsta87red cities have higher crime rates 😂😂😂.
@@ineedapharmistsdo you have a source of statistics to back this up?
Unfortunately legal gun owners don’t have rights only criminals with illegal guns do…..what are we doing in this country
Will a jury convict tho?... More and more people (peers) can sympathize with the car owner over a thief.
In Texas it's still legal to protect ur property no matter where it is..even at the store. Or doctors office. or going down the highway. It's your property in Texas.
We def sympathize with the owner. 100% but a jury will certainly convict unless they decide to partake in jury nullification (seldom happens though). A lot of us live life under the presumption of fair play but this world doesn’t work like that. There are mechanisms (insurance, lo jack etc) to cover you for potential property loss. No matter how an individual values something.. it’s still property and the only way you make property damage right is with a check..$$$. Can’t make right someone dying. Again I’m not co-signing the thief. Simply explaining the legal co sequences.
@@chriscordray8572 without knowing specific TX law you can protect your property. This video is specifically relating to a gun being fired at a car thief. It’s the act or the use of deadly force (gun..knife..arrow… etc) that bring criminal liability.
@@chriscordray8572 again without knowing tx law specifically. I wonder if someone stealing property off your body/person vs your driveway changes the level of response needed for an affirmative defense?
Soon, we'll be required to just give them your house, baby daughter, momma. etc.@@SirCedJr
Free that guy!!!!!!!
If I were this guy I would let this play out in court with a jury and not take some plea deal. I think a jury in this day and age would be pretty understanding to a law abiding citizen protecting his own property while eliminating a true criminal from our society that would most likely prey on other people.
@@gothicwarcrybut it’s Houston tho! I’d agree with you completely but Houston is deep blue and you won’t get an impartial jury in Houston unfortunately
@@gothicwarcry - I live in Wisconsin and know Houston is Liberal! They got a queer mayor! A trial would have to moved out of Houston, and not to Austin, either.
Free him
Said anyone who can’t afford full coverage insurance.
@@angelcelis9090 and AFLAC
@@angelcelis9090cry more lol😂
There was a time horse theft carried this punishment. Cars are basically the modern equivalent for most folks and they depend on it for their livelihood.
THIS COMMENT IS GOLDEN AND VERY TRUE.
Amen!
That is insane so we are supposed to just let these thieves steal our property. We work hard for our things for some clown to come and just take it.
That’s exactly what we are supposed to do. Rent our property from the government (property taxes) and then let someone else have it if they want it.
Crazy world indeed.
This is fuckin America its so stupid I hate it
Exactly 💯
Pretty much
I hate to say it but someone has to set an example of what the consequences may be when things like this happen
Facts!!
@@qubonic- I agree!
Yup
Being charged and being convicted is two different things. We are speaking about Texas, no jury is going to side with a thief. They can charge him all they like he will never be convicted.
I hope you’re right! Good people should not go to prison for protecting themselves or any of their property.. whether it’s on your property or they’re on the run with it… not guilty!
He’s being charged with murder. That’s basically the worst thing you can be convicted of. I’m not sure if he has been convicted yet but I sure hope he doesn’t or they drop it to a lesser charge.
JUSTIFIED
They need to have a class action lawsuit against Dodge Stellantis for making the car so easily to be stolen. Like Kia and Hyunda. But I know this is a large corporation and will be protected by the government.
That’s dumb for you to think that
So let’s just blame the manufacturers instead of blaming the dumb a$$ criminals!!! That’s the stupidest chit I’ve ever heard of!! I should be able to leave my doors unlocked with the keys in the ignition and never worry about it driving off but the younger generations are too lazy to work for anything and just want to take what you and I have worked for and no one holds them accountable for anything so if you steal from me, then prepare to be held accountable to the fullest extent of my law!!! I don’t care anymore!! If Biden can ignore every law on the books and completely ignore the constitution, then I can do whatever I want to do in order to protect my family & property!! You will not steal my chit and freely get away with it, I do not care who you are, and I spent my career in the military and have been trained by the best in the world and I will not miss!
@@emerydavis.how is it dumb? Explain?
@@emerydavis. Look at what happened to Hyunda and Kia. But I'm really not into insults....
They didn’t make them easy to steal, they made them easy to repo which unfortunately made them easy to steal. The financing terms that were offered at the dealer attracted a lot folks that were low income and low character. Considering the demographics that these vehicles attracted, Chrysler knew they were going to have alot of repossessions so they made it easy.
Its weird how that back in the 1,800's they used to Hang a man for stealing a Horse, and correct me if im wrong, but wouldn't the person that was accompany to the Thief also be charged with the 17yr olds murder as an Accomplice.
I'm in full agreement. Interesting the content creator seems to be defending the perps. Why?
Most people kill someone because of disrespect. Stealing someone's car is disrespectful
I’m pulling out my hellcat to defend my hellcat 😂
Can’t pull it out if it’s being used by the thief unless you mean the hellcat handgun
@@CuckimusMaximus I meant the Springfield 9mm variety
I have all the right to go all out behind my property. I don’t know what they have in there who’s in there etc. I want my shyt.
Knockout doesn't matter that he chased him. Texas law allows you to pursue. A grand jury won't indict this guy. The spirit of the law is that you believe only deadly force is possible to retrieve your property. You legally can give chase. Seems the only reason he was arrested was because they thought it was road rage and it was a teen.
Charged means he was indicted by a grand jury. Unless Texas has another process.
@UniqueNewYork it does so their must be other elements involved.
So we’re just supposed to sit there scratching our asses while someone steals what you’ve earned and worked so hard for and the thief just takes his time smiling in our faces while they steal our belongings because they know you can’t do anything to harm them?
FYI, in Houston, you are allowed to use deadly force to protect your property. Also in a hearing, it was reported that Mr Cables had presumbly saw the thief reach for something, which prompted him to shoot the thief.
Its so confusing,
In Washington DC, a young teen was killed for trying to break in a mans car, in the driveway. The case never made it to court, the shooter was arrested, but the case was dropped after the 9 month mark 🤔.
Im so confused 😕
Get a sticker saying protected by a Glock your giving them a warning & it's on!
If I'm on a Jury, not guilty. He can't replace that car because they're not making any more.
In my opinion they should change the law to where if you PUT YOURSELF in that situation where you find yourself stealing cars you should have to face whatever consequences along with being charged that is way too soft basically let them get away. No.
he messed up by following. When I took the course to get a CCW (NC) one of the first things they taught me was to not follow because at that point the person isnt a threat.
In North Carolina Deadly force is NOT allowed to defend your real or personal property! However, you are allowed to use deadly force if there is a reasonable fear of imminent death or bodily harm. Moreover, Under NC "stand your ground" law, there are three places where deadly force can be used if you are scared for your life: your home, your workplace and your car,
Doesn’t matter. No way a jury is convicting him.
What's it called when there's a stolen two-ton death machine hurtling down a residential street at six times the speed limit?
I bet the dude works every day paid his taxes pay these bills, mann just for a young punk to come a TAKE IT ALL AWAY.
If his wife soccer mom van can catch up to a hellcat all he had to do was call the police as he tails the car
You can’t just take insurance money and replace it. Insurance is gonna give you the used car value of your vehicle. So if you bought a hellcat for 65,000 and they give you 50,000, you better have gap insurance or you are on the hook for $15,000 to buy a vehicle if you can find it at the price that you paid for the original one. You might have to come up with $50-$80,000 to get the like vehicle nowadays. So insurance is not going to help you. If you modified it, you better have documented it.. And of course reported those modifications to your insurance company
facts , and your rates go up
Let’s say I owe 45k. They give me 42. I do have gap. So if they steal my shit I just go back to square 1 with no car or money to buy a new car unless I have savings?
@@707Tyree thats exactly what happens
He Should not go to prison, the parents of the kids should get charged with robbery and sent to jail
At the end of the day no car is worth my freedom. Take the damn car!🤷🏽♂️
That law needs to be changed. We need to start a petition about that sorty law that only protects the thieves.
I have a great lawyer so TRY ME 🤣🤣
A great channel that covers guns, self defense and the law is Law of Self Defense with attorney Andrew Branca. In most states you can't use lethal force to defend property, but in TX you can (not if you chase them apparently).
Does dude have a gofundme?
Im from Houston Texas He's going to go free...Texas Penal Code allows deadly force if:
(2)
when and to the degree he reasonably believes the deadly force is immediately necessary:
(A)
to prevent the other’s imminent commission of arson, burglary, robbery, aggravated robbery, theft during the nighttime, or criminal mischief during the nighttime; or
(B)
to prevent the other who is fleeing immediately after committing burglary, robbery, aggravated robbery, or theft during the nighttime from escaping with the property; and
(3)
he reasonably believes that:
(A)
the land or property cannot be protected or recovered by any other means; or
(B)
the use of force other than deadly force to protect or recover the land or property would expose the actor or another to a substantial risk of death or serious bodily injury.
Pookie done messed around and found out he wasnt that guy. 😂😂😂
Rule number 1. Don’t touch what is not yours. Rule number 2. Don’t get a Hellcat (anything) without having a garage to keep it in. I still can’t believe these boys are still risking their lives over a Dodge. 🤦🏿♂️
Now n days garages don’t do shit if someone is wanting your car or anything u own they are getting in one way or another but that alone gives u a advantage if u wake up and find them in your home.
2 lives over. for a dam car just sad. never worth it
Wow 💯
Hell is in the same
I honestly don't think two lives are over. Unless you're referring to the second car thief. I think this guy's charges will get dropped or reduced.
I feel bad for the owner of the car and the mother of kid, he may get off ,because he was technically protecting his property. "Mopar Mo problems"
FREE THAT MAN!!!!
This is Texas. Indicted does not mean convicted.
But it's Houston.
@@captainamerica9353 True. But there are some counties that fall into the Houston area that are conservative like Harris county.
@@Jamesthor - ok, then my boi gots a chance to be free
That scenario about sleeping in the car might be me for that King Daytona lol
Free that man
This is why I love & respect @knockout360 he always keep it Real 💯✊🏽 I’ll forever watch n support your channel
Lawyer here 🙋🏽♂️. I think it’s important that in a situation like this that you verbalize that the rule regarding the use of deadly force to protect property is ONLY the rule in the corresponding jurisdiction. In this case, Texas. Everyone else who lives elsewhere, should check the rules in their respective jurisdictions and govern themselves accordingly.
Not mad at what the owner did. Sorry for the kids parents, but not for the kid.
You're sorry for the "parents" who raised a car thief and are going to sue for millions?
Criminals world we just have to live in it, law is on their side!!!
I wouldn't chase it down, but as someone who has had a car stolen in NC. If the insurance pays anything out you take a hit on your record. My insurance shot up after I filed the claimed. It actually almost doubled.
Stop calling them kids OK they are not kids anymore the moment you start thinking about committing a crime. You should be judge as an adult.
My 2022 Ram 1500 cant fit in my garage, but that’s ok because no one wants it 😂
We in the real south we have stand your ground law
That wouldn't apply here, though, since you're chasing someone down
As someone that carries a concealed weapon the thing you need to remember is avoid, denying, defend.
If you don't follow those 3 simple things you could end up on the wrong side of the law...
Unless your life or people around you aren't in threat of serious bodily harm or death you can not use deadly force
I’m a Marine Corps Veteran military police/SRT. Unfortunately the law is the law. Yes we are all tired of people doing dumb shit to all of us but you have to think before you react. I’ve been situations similar and if I fired my fire arm I’d be in jail but I thought before I fired. It’s an unfortunate accident.
You gotta know your local gun laws. You can't chase someone and kill them over property. Thats not self defense
@kevz2474 Exactly. All these idiots on here talking about it's justified. Why kill someone over a damn car. That's what the police are for. These fools go crazy over a dodge that won't last 100,000 miles without blowing up.
@@PeteyWheatstraw585 , you may be right but we got one less car thief now.
if it was your property you wouldn't say that otherwise.
@@DeciSiv3 yea i would, its the law. You have to think in terms of the law when you are setting up everything.
@@kevz2474 i mean you are right. if this man could think all of it down in those period of time. he would let the kid go. cops most likely would've got him or if not insurance claim money👀.
free dat boul
Bruh that 17 year old ain’t in high school .. he ain’t been in school for years lol
In Texas, the use of deadly force to protect property, such as your car being stolen, is generally not permitted under the law. However, there is an exception known as the "Castle Doctrine," which allows individuals to use deadly force if they believe it's immediately necessary to protect themselves against another person's unlawful force in their occupied home, vehicle, or place of work. This doesn't specifically address the situation of someone stealing your car when you're not present. It's always advisable to prioritize personal safety and contact law enforcement rather than taking matters into your own hands.
And the police don’t do jack shi, by the time police come to your house and investigate everything, that hellcat is already either transported out the country to like Ghana or something, or the car is dismantled and sold for the parts.
Not to mention the police are wildly corrupt nowadays, I’m sorry but law enforcement is a joke, so a lot of people put matters into your own hands
Move to a state where it's legal. The police can't protect you. He'll get off. The law in Texas says you have the right to protect property. So in Texas the law says it legal. AGAIN IN TEXAS ITS LEGAL TO PROTECT YOUR PROPERTY. HE'LL GET OFF ALL CHARGES.
It's very rare that law law works for a colored man.
At this point just give every dodge away for free😂
I would take that shit to trial. There’s no way a jury is going to convict you depending on the circumstances. It sucks that the dude had to get arrested.
Don't steal , free that man
Should’ve just reported it, but I don’t blame dude one bit. Kids these days not dumb they know what they’re doing and the potential consequences that come with stealing people shit. Hope this a learning learning for some.
I don’t feel bad I’m sorry but you got what was coming to u
its simple scatpack & hellcat owners have to invest in advanced car security, it might be expensive but the peace of mind makes it worth it.
In Nc you can only protect life not property. You have to be inside the car for the castle doctrine to apply.
Yes that’s the law, there was no immediate threat to the owner to discharge his firearm. If you own any weapons this is one of the first rules of owning a deadly weapon.
You dont know Texas. It's legal to protect even your neighbors property..😂 you don't know nothing
@@chriscordray8572 you stupid af.. if you chase someone who is no longer on your property thats murder you clown
Its better to just called law enforcement and play it safe
If somebody sleeping in their car because they got put out the house, I think their life already in jeopardy 😅
Rather be judged by 12 then carried by 6 🤷🏾♂️
Too much guns 😢
good message.
Never thought I would say this but “Free the innocent” he did nothing wrong but protected his investment.
That's Crazy😮 He Was Protecting His Property!! These Young People Need To Get A Job💯
Cops out here in on the theft rings. What are we supposed to do! This upsets me cause my 1st scat was stolen in broad daylight light going on 3 years ago
What surprises me is the people that can afford a 90K car but omit putting a $10 switch on the starter wire or a GPS tracker 🤦🏾♂️
It makes absolutely no sense to me.
As a licensed gun owner for more than 40 years, it is illegal to fire a weapon at some who is fleeing, even if it's in your own house or property.
Not in Maryland
My buddy's father missed his wedding doing the same thing.
He probably got charged because the family and friends of those thieves claimed that they are good, honors students, future astronaut and an engineer, and a very upstanding citizen of their community. Can’t argue with that 😅😂😂
One can make the argument that a 17 year old behind the wheel of a Hellcat is potentially more deadly than any civilian firearm could be. Let's start with the fact he caught up in his "wife's car." Now, unless his wife is driving something kind of on par with the Hellcat (maybe a Jeep Trackhawk), he'd never have caught up if the driver could actually drive well.
These cars are stupid powerful. It would seem the kid knew this to some degree as he didn't take off and disappear. Just the same, it's pretty clear he didn't have a handle on the car. Otherwise, homie wouldn't have had the opportunity to squeeze a few off.
This is an ugly situation, but the fact is that choices have consequences. On both sides. Kid stole the car, and lost his life. Man had his car stolen, and is now facing a felony because of his chosen response. Unfortunately, until they start cracking down on crime in general, we'll be seeing more vigilante responses as time presses on. People will not take it laying down, and I can't say I blame anyone for maintaining such a stance.
You said it 100% agreed
you are 100% RIGHT
He actually saved some lives with this video because
👉🏾some people didn’t know 🤷🏽♂️
Love your videos man love the lighting in the beautiful home ,i dont have this car nor i want it ,i just watch your videos cause these cars is like a drama series 😅
Guys get a job!!! Its not worth it losing ur life over a stolen car!! Grow up and earn that money the right way it pays off in the end!!! I know I used to be a thief myself in my teens but thank God I snapped and decided to get a job and turn my life around!! 42 yrs now and have a great job making good money!! You can do it to!!! 🙏🏽
Man if they break into your house let alone car, empty a magazine, drop it and leave...you cant shoot back..here in Texas..and you damn sure cant chase after them and do anything because now "they don't pose a threat." It was the same case in Afghanistan, if we had pid on someone shooting at us then they dropped whatever they had we weren't allowed to return fire or even go after them without risking going to the brig. These days, the only one's that can get away with harming someone that doesn't pose a threat are the police who enforce that same law
Some people take it to street justice and prefer not to snitch ,unfortunately in this situation the car owner met his demise via going to jail. In his defense he could make the argument and say he saw the thief point a weapon at him while trying to to follow the vehicle so he fired in defense.
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