Same thing happened to my brother. After he shot and killed an intruder. He called our dad for help on what to do next. 24 hours later, the problem was gone and buried, and the hallway was cleaned up. This was more than four years ago, and to this day, we never talk about it.
That guy was hell bent on causing a family pain. It’s awesome that he is the one that got stopped. And thank you Mr Noir for yet another story we would have never heard any other way. The bravery of this woman would not have been known by hardly anyone.
In a sense that is the fault of living in a "safe neighborhood". One develops a false sense of security so a knock on the door in the middle of the night must means a neighbor heeds help, an emergency. They answer the door never imagining it could be a criminal, no not in their nice safe neighborhood. Bad things only happen in bad areas and you can bet people in those bad areas dont open the door in the middle of the night.
She's a moron, probably a Liberal, and the only reason she is alive to tell the reporter about how stupid she actually is is because this stranger almost certainly WAS NOT a "home invader". Just to be clear, it doesn't bother me on iota that this guy got vaporized...but it doesn't sound to me like he was actually a criminal. Or at least, his intention wasn't to burgle these homes or attack the homeowners. The moron who opened her door in the middle of the night for a male stranger who was trying to break in through her front door claimed that the stranger told her that "his mother lived in the home". It sounds to me like the stranger was either one of the many nutcases who are roaming the streets all over our nation because the Lib scumbags won't allow us to lock them up in insane asylums where they belong like we used to, OR he was extremely drunk or extremely high and he thought he was somewhere (a good assumption would be his mom's house) that he wasn't. There are lots of cases of morons who are so drunk that they pound on the wrong door in the middle of the night and even break into homes thinking that they are at their own home or a friend or relative's home and they end up getting shot and killed by the homeowner who only knows that an adult male stranger just broke into their house in the middle of the night and they need to defend themselves and their family from him. Although with that said, I would think that the "mental illness" scenario is perhaps more likely because I can't see a drunk successfully climbing onto a vehicle, then onto a roof and then breaking through a second story window while hammered. But I suppose that someone high on meth certainly could do something like that. So I'd say that this stranger was either mentally ill or he was high on meth and was trying to get into what he thought was his mom's house. This just doesn't sound like the actions of a home invader based on the description of the moron who opened her door for him in the middle of the night. If his intention was to rob the home and/or attack the homeowner(s), then he would've just forced his way in and attacked the idiot woman who opened her door for him. He definitely would not have simply gone right next door and broken into the neighbor's house knowing that he had just interacted with a neighbor who could identify him and who was going to see him break in through the second story window of the house next door and would obviously call the cops immediately. Those are the actions of someone who is either drunk/high or is mentally ill...not someone who is looking to rob a house or commit a murder in the middle of the night.
@@glennrishton5679 I bet she has a 3 inch thick solid steel door so she couldn't see that it was not a neighbor in need instead of a wild eyed psycho. Totally reasonable to open the door in that case, in the middle of the night, when the person repeatedly tried to let themself in to a house he had no business in.
Just as an addition to a story like this: Several months ago, I lived in a flat/apartment, on the second floor, we were the only unit that had an open balcony, cos our landlord refused to invest any more money into security, despite a same attempt a year before through a window where somehow they climbed up via the air conditioner units. I scared them off when my cat freaked out at the sounds, and luckily, it was two men (My room-mate and I) that shouted at them from the doorway as he was only climbing through. The second time they somehow drilled a hole through the concrete fence and stole the stepladder from the caretaker. That time my cat freaked out again while I had headphones on, and he must've freaked out too, jumped, and ran. To conclude, I was in a heavy crime area, and in my country getting a personal firearm is exceptionally expensive, as well as time consuming, and in addition, the firearm MUST be locked away in a Police approved safe on the property. I don't think I need to mention that police never showed up despite four separate calls to the emergency centre, since I just wanted to clean up the scene at that point. This is minor compared to all the muggings, hijackings and home break ins I've experienced with both friends and family, and so far, no lives lost. I've tried to get a firearm, but the process has take longer than two years, with "systems being down" or "you must just wait," as answers, nevermind in the last two years, government attempted to pass a bill whereby "self defense" was no longer going to be considered as a valid reason for a firearm license. Americans, please never give up your rights for self protection, cos things can only go one way.
Ah yes, one of the rare examples of media finally showing a defensive shooting. Keep kicking ass, Colion. And post more cases that get little to no news coverage.
Remember that out of at the least, 60K of defensive gun uses, most of them are done without a shot fired. So some people may choose not to say anything about or even if they report it to the police, they'll simply just take that as a sign to be more watchful.
I live several blocks from where this shooting happened. The neighborhood is relatively safe but has gotten sketchier and sketchier over my lifetime and especially since the pandemic. However, neighbors generally talk to eachother around here and yes, a sizeable number of us are armed! So it's a pretty poor idea for anyone trying to do a home invasion around here.
Sounds like you and the rest of the neighborhood need to start a neighborhood watch program and utilize a communications platform to let others know of what's happening. Imagine if the first woman who was able to slam the door on the criminal sent out an alert to everyone in the neighborhood about him. It would prepare others, and could have made it easier for the woman he went to next to be waiting for him.
please explain "sketchier", especially since the pandemic. Could you mention people - descriptions, demeanours, dress. Also, what are their actions? I am curious and I am not challenging you. I am also interested in your area - is this neighbourhood "middle class", stay at home moms/lots of kids playing in yards, are you near a large shopping district/shopping mall/homeless encampments? Any info would be welcome. Best wishes in everybody staying safe.
We live in the middle of no where on a farm and had a man break into our barn. Scary situation that we thought in a million years would never happen to us but it did. My wife had her S&W M&P Shield 9mm and I held the 7mm rifle on him until the Sheriff got here, it took them 45 minutes. Thank GOD for our guns!!
To which id say: "I need a gun BECAUSE I live in a police state." The difference between the police and the criminals they apprehend is getting harder and harder to see.
@@koolerpure I keep a fire extinguisher to get myself and family to safety, then call the fire department to handle the rest..just like I own a gun to get myself and family to safety, then call the police to take care of the rest.
I had a college law professor who played a tape of a rape on the 1st day of class. She then went on to explain that she lived on the second floor apartment and that she felt safe. She had lived in NY and the man came up the fire stairs and came in an open window. She also showed us the police report to validate the recording. After that, she bought a gun and got training.+
"If violent crime is to be curbed, it is only the intended victim who can do it. The felon does not fear the police, and he fears neither judge nor jury. Therefore, what he must be taught to fear is his victim." -- Lt. Col. Jeff Cooper, USMC
I wouldn't fear the Police either if I had mental health problems or my family was hungry and I had to provide or both... I'm not saying that the break in is justified or that the lady didn't have the right to defend herself. What I am saying is that what LTC Cooper is saying is a bunch of bullshit. The US suffers from a disparity in economic prosperity and a mental health epidemic which both are a Government problem to fix, not the "victim". In fact it's all the result of a failed government.
@@MIZRAIM1906 it is a result of a failed government. This dictatorship is bringing in the final blow, the way they're killing the food chain and making it unaffordable, it won't be long before your neighbor's going to be your worst enemy after their food runs out. They want chaos for entertainment while they eat steak watching . Kind of like a Nero and Cahligula mix.
The laws in this republic are like a toothless old dog. There is no reason to fear them. Response is slow if it ever comes. Arrest results in nearly immediate release. Incarceration results in US paying for some POS to be housed, receiving medical attention being fed and warm watching TV on our dime. The liberals seek to disarm us and let the politicians be protected via the arms the public is forbidden. Police are defunded and their hands are tied leaving them unable to truly enforce the law. We each choose to be a victim or something else. Make mine "something else" I try to teach anyone that asks how to employ defensive techniques that might work for them. As for the rest ... if you get in the shit you're on your own. There was a time I'd intervene, that time has passed excepting family/close friends. Escape and evade if you can otherwise likely spend the next few years in some court defending your right to defend yourself. If I have to act, it will be with extreme prejudice.
Bad for all involved but alot better for the survivors. I'm proud of this lady for standing her ground and taking care of herself and family. That's how it should be.
Most of my family & friends thought I was crazy for putting my then 7-year-old son in a safety & firearms training class. Then they completely lost their minds when I placed my then 7-year-old daughter in the same class as her older brother. My son is now 13 & my daughter is 10. This is the very same reason why all of us in my home are trained, for situations like this. No matter that I have 3 layers of security in my property. No matter that I have 6 trained security dogs. We are ready. I pray to God everyday that we will never need to use our skills, but in case we do, we are ready. Thank you Colion for bringing awareness to those who are stupid enough to giveaway their liberties so freely. God bless.
Ignorance is not bliss. Especially with children and firearms. Educate them so they know what to do and how to handle a situation. I started my daughter in second grade with a pellet pistol using old boxes as targets in the garage. She is now a mother of 4 and they are going to be introduced to firearms with the same pellet pistol their mother was 30 some years ago. It was once taught in school, but that made too much common sense. Good for you teaching your kids how to handle themselves and firearms both. Ignorant and helpless does not keep them safe from danger, it merely prevents them from relying on their training and knowledge to be a helper and not a hindrance.
I am impressed! Good job! I was newly divorced and living in a new neighborhood with my 10 yr old daughter. We had a storm rip our storm door off and I was nervous. My daughter was standing near the door one morning when a stranger walked right in our house! Thank goodness I was here and pushed her aside confronting him very loudly. I pretended to call my husband from the next room. He took off running. My daughter understood then WHY I kept telling her I needed to replace that storm. It was my first layer against intruders. I keep it locked as well as both locks on the entry door.
@@queenbee3647 Quick thinking that probably saved you both. Criminals want easy targets and suddenly it wasn't the easy job he thought it would be. Very smart. Today they are doing armed home invasions in groups. Forced entry by an armed group knowing there are people at home. Very scary stuff.
please keep posting stories like these. you are one of the biggest voices in the community and outside of it. yopu bringing light to these events puts it far more in the public eye
Sadly as this happened in WA State she may well be prosecuted. This state is insane around the right to defend oneself in your home or not. Hoping she is doing okay in the aftermath of having to take a life to keep herself safe and all the potential legalities going forward. Glad she is safe, glad she obviously has had good training as both shots apparently hit her target and she only needed two to stop the threat. Thank you Colion for posting about this. It has received no real coverage here in Wa. Use of self defense gets smothered here.
Hell, when I heard Vancouver, I thought Canada for a second. Thought, clearly going going to be prosecuted as there is no right to self defense in Canada. Yeah, that's right Canada, along with many other countries in this world don't have a right to self defense. Yep, they want you take whatever harm you get from criminals like a good serf.
I agree with that and so is the presence of an ARMED intruder in one's home. But even an "unarmed" young thug is likely strong enough to beat down most people that they would meet while stealing from them. I keep my 12-ga. Mossy 500 pump gun handy so I can discourage such dumb ideas. It also can deliver a potent butt stroke to the face if I am jumped.
@@edb3877 Hope that You keep a close eye or ear on things. Better to shoot than get into close quarter combat. If the thug jumps You even with only a knife? , It's GAME OVER!
@@jtc1947 Yes, I agree with that but also know that we can't count on having the conditions we want in a combat situation. Sometimes we have to make do with what we can do and not with what we want to do. A knife is a deadly weapon, IMO, and I have no reservations about shooting an intruder who has one and is threatening to use it. But knives are also easily concealed, so it might not be visible at first sight. If an intruder in my home chooses to run, I choose to let them. Getting them OUT of my home is the top priority. I am happy to let the police find him and bring him in for trial. Most of them are good at that.
I lived in a house 5 feet from a corner store. About 200 yards down the street is the police station. That's a 2 minute walk, 15 second drive. The backside of the store was underneath my second story bedroom window. One night I heard banging outside my window. I poked my head out and there were 2 people smashing the AC into the store so they could get in. Once they pushed the AC in the alarm sounded. Now, I minded my business, but I did time the police response. From the moment the alarm sounded to the moment the 1st unit arrived was 7 mins and 36 seconds. Remember, the police station was 15 seconds away if your driving.
Well, first you have to chew that last bite of donut and wash it down with coffee so you can talk on the phone, then you have to un slouch in the chair and pick up the phone, then you have to listen to the whole 911 operator report, then you have to key up the dispatch radio and call the officers and wait for one to respond, then you have to call that specific officer for his 20, then you have to wait and see if any other officers call in and report a better 20, then you have to read him the entire 911 operator's report and direct him to head to the scene. That's a good 7 minutes right there. Must be the officer was not in the drive through lane at McD's. You don't seem to understand how brave and heroic your police force was for being on duty, more or less ready to take a report.
Breaking in through second story windows is not as uncommon as one might think. Burglars don't bring ladders, but they use "your" ladder that you leave in the backyard. I install security systems and always check for windows accessible by low overhangs. Had a customer that refused extra protection on a second-floor window over the garage with a low roofline. 2yrs later they broke in through that same window and left the same way. They never went downstairs which was covered by 3 motion detectors. They stole all their wedding presents. Customer did remember I had mentioned protecting that window.
in my city, criminals will not only use ladders, they flip over outdoor furniture, use milk crates you might stack behind the garage, tall garbage cans, anything. Which is why everything you leave out should be hidden or secured with chains and locks. They aren't going to stay long if your patio couch is chained to a tree or beam.
No one is coming to save you, so you must act as if that is a reality and fight like your life depends on it. Because it does. Keep posting these stories so people can see that they indeed can defend themselves and why it's important to do so.
@@choppermike3329 Nah... I've visited and lived all over the world and never felt as unsafe or had the anxiety as living in the United States... You guys are the wild Wild West and more so if the person is black or hispanic.
“The Constitution is not a document for the government to restrain the people: it is an instrument for the people to restrain government.” - Patrick Henry "A well-regulated Militia, being necessary to the security of a free State, the right of the people to keep and bear Arms, shall not be infringed." - 2nd Amendment of the Constitution Rule 303 - If you have the resources at hand, and ability to act, that is the only authority you need. “If violent crime is to be curbed, it is only the intended victim who can do it. The felon does not fear the police, and he fears neither the judge nor jury. Therefore, what he must be taught to fear is his victim.” Lt. Col. Jeff Cooper, U.S.M.C. You have a choice to be judged by 12, or carried by 6.
the constitution is your Rights written on a piece of paper. It doesn’t justify or unjustified it’s use, it just puts it in plain English. It’s a God-given right that cannot be taken away your born with it, America is not just a people it’s a purest most basic ideology
@tree It should but an active campaign by government not to persecute people who defend themselves and their family would go a long way towards this too.
People ask why these things happen in nice neighborhoods.... That's exactly why they do! Criminals don't burgle houses in a bad neighborhood! Love your channel!
I wonder what the neighbors think about this incident. Are they angry at the burglar or angry at the homeowner defending herself? Clear case of self defense.
@@edb3877 You know what the sad thing is? You're probably right. For whatever reason defending oneself is frowned upon by people who think guns are bad, m'kay.
I’m a new subscriber and love your content and your arguments, knew about you for a long time just never watched for some reason but now Im scrolling through your content and it’s great . Your channel is crucial to the 2A community.
I grew up in the hood & used to engage in criminal behavior. Unfortunately everything you said is normal to criminals. Especially in these times, the hood is flooded with police if you really want a big haul you gotta go to the burbs. It's easy as hell to beat a charge & get back on the streets even with a public defender. Save yourself stay armed & ready
"The possibility that one's intended victim is armed was evidently a concern to most of these men- the strong majority(81%) agreed that it was wise to find out in advance if one's potential victims are armed, and to avoid them if they are." 'The Armed Criminal in America- a survey of incarcerated felons' by James D. Wright and Peter H. Rossi
Colion, it was the neighbor that had the first encounter with the intruder not the woman that shot the intruder. The woman that shot probably just heard breaking glass and was able to grab her gun to defend herself. I went back and listened to the video twice and the report the face puppet gave. The intruder attempted accessing her house a few times before she answered the door. Why someone would answer a door where someone was attempting to gain access is beyond me? The homeowner of the house where entry was made must have been a pretty good or lucky shot where two rounds were able to put the person down. I'd be tripping on spent brass casings and wouldn't be able to hear for a few days.
I am a window and door installer in south suburbs of Chicago (live in free state of Indiana). I usually get one or two break in calls a year. We have had 2 or more monthly the past couple years. It’s getting worse.
I moved into a city, in a neighborhood known for high crime. After a year of living there my next door neighbor said both houses on either side of me was robbed. He said the only reason your house is untouched, is cause you guys walk out every weekend with gun cases, and ammo boxes. He started to do the same thing, and the criminal element has stayed clear of his house too.
I used to work for ADT in one of their call centers in Rochester, NY where we took incoming alarm activations and calls from home owner/building owners. It was nothing particulary in rural or major cities for police response to be 30 to 40 mins even when we speak of home intrusions and in some area unless the intruder had a weapon police didn't roll at out at all. Advice was for home owner not to engage intruder and file insurance claim.
IF situation had occurred in NYC, the homeowner would have been advised to exit the 🏠. When seconds count, Leo's response will be [depending on locale] multiple minutes. Leo's are under no legal obligation to "protect", contrary to societal perception. Thank You SCOTUS for that definitive ruling. What a 💩show🤦♂️
Until 9/11, people that flew were instructed to just go along with the hijacker. You'd get a flight to Cuba and a story to tell your kids and grand kids. After atleast two aircraft had crashed, and people on the other effected aircraft heard what was in store for them, that shit changed. Now you fight back and beat the hijacker to a pulp.
"Advice was for home owner not to engage intruder and file insurance claim." I take it that they were not referring to life insurance with that glib comment.
It would be hard to file an insurance claim if you are dead. It comes down to you and you alone are responsible for protecting yourself and your family. The police are there to pick up the bodies. I'd rather they pick up someone other than myself. Your advice as an ADT employee sounds like a statement made to absolve your company of any blame and avoid litigation. When it is you or them, shoot first, ask questions later. Let the police sort it out.
When seconds count, police are minutes away: Dial 9-1-1 and connect to that operator = 10 seconds, operator contacts police dispatcher = 15 seconds to a minute, raise and dispatch a unit = 15 seconds to 30 seconds, best expected response time in a typical suburban neighborhood = 3 to 10 minutes. A long time to deal with a criminal, compared to popping the criminal and waiting for the coroner's van.
so well said. It should only require common sense to know these things but some people are very sheltered and would never think crime could happen in their neighborhood. A "good" neighborhood means nothing except that a criminal usually targets these places. And waiting for the police to protect you is a fairytale nowadays
My wife asked why I carry a gun in the house... I told her because of technology and the Transformer take over. She laughed, I laughed, the toaster laughed... I shot the toaster!! 👀
To put it another way, "You are at your most unsafe, if you ever feel that you are completely safe." There's no telling when or where someone dangerous might show up, so you should always be aware of your surroundings(also armed, but sometimes that unfortunately isn't an option).
I remember this time a bunch of years ago in this really exclusively rich neighborhood near Hollywood Hills. I think it was called Brentwood. This guy came up to one of these properties that was so rich it actually had a whole guest House instead of just an extra bedroom, and he brutally chopped up this chic and her boyfriend. He left a bunch of bloody evidence there on the property, in his car, and inside and outside his home, but he was able to buy enough lawyers to be aquitted. Man, if stuff that bad can happen in that neighborhood it can happen anywhere.
The old saying, the police are NOT there to protect you, they show up to write the report. Every person is responsible for their own safety and wellbeing.
They do not. They just borrow one. Happened to a friend of mine. Took it from his "nice neighborhood" to drive back to the inner city and when it ran out of gas they took another one to finish the trip.
Having chased an intruder out of my moms house many years ago when I was 17 I learned real quick not to rely on anyone but myself and to be better prepared
Man I’m so happy we have you to make these vidz and put them out to the masses. So I seen in Toronto where it was a mass shooting yesterday and the witnesses said if someone had a gun they could’ve have stopped him have you seen that and they’re prime minister just froze and stop gun sales and all that making it hard for people to have and buy guns now. Wow 😂 hey loved your last vid on the FN shortie love that gun
Nothing loosens a perp's sphincter and bladder better than the clickety clack before the boom of a shotgun. I personally like the 20ga Shockwave, a kinder, gentler version of a sawed off.
Sadly that first woman was in the most danger..... NEVER open your door like that... especially late at night, especially if someone claims something that isnt true. "oh? i thought my mother lived here, i need to see her!". Just... DONT.... What would have happened had she not been able to get the door shut? I doubt she keeps a phone right there at the door.. she'd have to run to find one.. IF she even had the chance to run. Just... DONT .... NEVER open up the door... talk through it, but never open it.
If she didn’t end him he would of done it again. Not only did she protect herself she saved the neighborhood.
and possibly countless others who will now not be victimized by this ex oxygen waster
Oh ok. Almost just as bad! 🤣
@lowbudgetbuilder4905 Nah, she did good.
@@lowbudgetbuilder4905 low budget brain
EXACTLY 💯
Same thing happened to my brother. After he shot and killed an intruder. He called our dad for help on what to do next. 24 hours later, the problem was gone and buried, and the hallway was cleaned up. This was more than four years ago, and to this day, we never talk about it.
“You can’t make bad people harmless by making good people helpless”
That’s good logic right there. So many ways to say the same thing.
Well said. I'll be repeating that for a while.
Good t-shirt material!
country : *ban guns*
Criminals: oh no!,anyway *buy guns from black market*
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That guy was hell bent on causing a family pain. It’s awesome that he is the one that got stopped. And thank you Mr Noir for yet another story we would have never heard any other way. The bravery of this woman would not have been known by hardly anyone.
Every time I hear about a homeowner shooting and killing a criminal breaking into their home, I get a warm fuzzy feeling way down deep inside.
Me too.
Kinda makes you wanna get under a blanket with a snack & watch a good movie
Every time an intruder gets shot….. an Angel gets it wings!
@@RedheadedMusic and the intruder that dies gets their horns to be sent down below for being shit tier humans lol
@@RedheadedMusic And the Devil gets a new toy!!
I define a "safe neighborhood" as one where I know my neighbors are armed, alert , and willing to engage when the need arises.
A backhoe is also a help
That woman who opened her door in the middle of the night for a stranger, who tried to open the door repeatedly, likes to live dangerously.
I had to back the video up and listen to that part again ... I was like 🤔🙄😒
Agreed. But in light of what happened, she's probably rethinking that idea. At least, one would hope that she is.
In a sense that is the fault of living in a "safe neighborhood". One develops a false sense of security so a knock on the door in the middle of the night must means a neighbor heeds help, an emergency. They answer the door never imagining it could be a criminal, no not in their nice safe neighborhood. Bad things only happen in bad areas and you can bet people in those bad areas dont open the door in the middle of the night.
She's a moron, probably a Liberal, and the only reason she is alive to tell the reporter about how stupid she actually is is because this stranger almost certainly WAS NOT a "home invader". Just to be clear, it doesn't bother me on iota that this guy got vaporized...but it doesn't sound to me like he was actually a criminal. Or at least, his intention wasn't to burgle these homes or attack the homeowners.
The moron who opened her door in the middle of the night for a male stranger who was trying to break in through her front door claimed that the stranger told her that "his mother lived in the home". It sounds to me like the stranger was either one of the many nutcases who are roaming the streets all over our nation because the Lib scumbags won't allow us to lock them up in insane asylums where they belong like we used to, OR he was extremely drunk or extremely high and he thought he was somewhere (a good assumption would be his mom's house) that he wasn't.
There are lots of cases of morons who are so drunk that they pound on the wrong door in the middle of the night and even break into homes thinking that they are at their own home or a friend or relative's home and they end up getting shot and killed by the homeowner who only knows that an adult male stranger just broke into their house in the middle of the night and they need to defend themselves and their family from him.
Although with that said, I would think that the "mental illness" scenario is perhaps more likely because I can't see a drunk successfully climbing onto a vehicle, then onto a roof and then breaking through a second story window while hammered. But I suppose that someone high on meth certainly could do something like that. So I'd say that this stranger was either mentally ill or he was high on meth and was trying to get into what he thought was his mom's house. This just doesn't sound like the actions of a home invader based on the description of the moron who opened her door for him in the middle of the night.
If his intention was to rob the home and/or attack the homeowner(s), then he would've just forced his way in and attacked the idiot woman who opened her door for him. He definitely would not have simply gone right next door and broken into the neighbor's house knowing that he had just interacted with a neighbor who could identify him and who was going to see him break in through the second story window of the house next door and would obviously call the cops immediately. Those are the actions of someone who is either drunk/high or is mentally ill...not someone who is looking to rob a house or commit a murder in the middle of the night.
@@glennrishton5679 I bet she has a 3 inch thick solid steel door so she couldn't see that it was not a neighbor in need instead of a wild eyed psycho. Totally reasonable to open the door in that case, in the middle of the night, when the person repeatedly tried to let themself in to a house he had no business in.
Just as an addition to a story like this: Several months ago, I lived in a flat/apartment, on the second floor, we were the only unit that had an open balcony, cos our landlord refused to invest any more money into security, despite a same attempt a year before through a window where somehow they climbed up via the air conditioner units. I scared them off when my cat freaked out at the sounds, and luckily, it was two men (My room-mate and I) that shouted at them from the doorway as he was only climbing through.
The second time they somehow drilled a hole through the concrete fence and stole the stepladder from the caretaker. That time my cat freaked out again while I had headphones on, and he must've freaked out too, jumped, and ran. To conclude, I was in a heavy crime area, and in my country getting a personal firearm is exceptionally expensive, as well as time consuming, and in addition, the firearm MUST be locked away in a Police approved safe on the property.
I don't think I need to mention that police never showed up despite four separate calls to the emergency centre, since I just wanted to clean up the scene at that point. This is minor compared to all the muggings, hijackings and home break ins I've experienced with both friends and family, and so far, no lives lost. I've tried to get a firearm, but the process has take longer than two years, with "systems being down" or "you must just wait," as answers, nevermind in the last two years, government attempted to pass a bill whereby "self defense" was no longer going to be considered as a valid reason for a firearm license. Americans, please never give up your rights for self protection, cos things can only go one way.
Ah yes, one of the rare examples of media finally showing a defensive shooting. Keep kicking ass, Colion. And post more cases that get little to no news coverage.
Remember that out of at the least, 60K of defensive gun uses, most of them are done without a shot fired. So some people may choose not to say anything about or even if they report it to the police, they'll simply just take that as a sign to be more watchful.
This was in Canada, where even defensive use of a gun is illegal 😉
If the regime media covered more armed home defense incidents where the bad guy(s) dies, there’d be fewer home invasions.
@@1yabeyabe This was in America
@@easton5700 no she said Vancouver
I live several blocks from where this shooting happened. The neighborhood is relatively safe but has gotten sketchier and sketchier over my lifetime and especially since the pandemic. However, neighbors generally talk to eachother around here and yes, a sizeable number of us are armed! So it's a pretty poor idea for anyone trying to do a home invasion around here.
Sounds like you and the rest of the neighborhood need to start a neighborhood watch program and utilize a communications platform to let others know of what's happening. Imagine if the first woman who was able to slam the door on the criminal sent out an alert to everyone in the neighborhood about him. It would prepare others, and could have made it easier for the woman he went to next to be waiting for him.
Very nice brother
please explain "sketchier", especially since the pandemic. Could you mention people - descriptions, demeanours, dress. Also, what are their actions? I am curious and I am not challenging you. I am also interested in your area - is this neighbourhood "middle class", stay at home moms/lots of kids playing in yards, are you near a large shopping district/shopping mall/homeless encampments?
Any info would be welcome. Best wishes in everybody staying safe.
edit: folks, i laughed like hell when i read your name Lesbianmeatball... 😂😂🤣🤣😉
When you say pandemic, you mean Joe Biden
This is EXACTLY why the 2nd Amendment is important.
My ninja.....lol! 😂💪🏾🔥👍🏾🤣
Dam right!
The main thing is to protect against a tyrannical government
I’d vote for you
For the 2nd floor
We live in the middle of no where on a farm and had a man break into our barn. Scary situation that we thought in a million years would never happen to us but it did. My wife had her S&W M&P Shield 9mm and I held the 7mm rifle on him until the Sheriff got here, it took them 45 minutes. Thank GOD for our guns!!
Glad that You had the means to defend Yourselves. Any idea what the fool was after?
Right on brother glad you guys were able to protect yourselves.
@@jtc1947 He was in the tool room in the barn when my wife walked in on him so I guess he was trying to steal our tools.
@@nightraider7579 Hope that the jerk in the barn will get locked up for a long time. Maybe He had a LOT of charges already?
@@jtc1947 Purdy sure he did, the Sheriff knew him well if that’ll tell you anything.
"you don't need a gun because we live in a police state!" Is not an argument I'd ever think I would encounter in the wild, but it happens.
just tell those people not to call the fire department because everyone has a fire extinguisher
To which id say: "I need a gun BECAUSE I live in a police state."
The difference between the police and the criminals they apprehend is getting harder and harder to see.
@@koolerpure I keep a fire extinguisher to get myself and family to safety, then call the fire department to handle the rest..just like I own a gun to get myself and family to safety, then call the police to take care of the rest.
@@paulis7319 funny it's so complicated for some😂. Police and fire are almost never the 1st responder.
Do they even know what a POLICE STATE is.
I had a college law professor who played a tape of a rape on the 1st day of class. She then went on to explain that she lived on the second floor apartment and that she felt safe. She had lived in NY and the man came up the fire stairs and came in an open window. She also showed us the police report to validate the recording. After that, she bought a gun and got training.+
Sad about the Dear LADY that was raped! A horrible memory that She will ever forget!
"If violent crime is to be curbed, it is only the intended victim who can do it. The felon does not fear the police, and he fears neither judge nor jury. Therefore, what he must be taught to fear is his victim." -- Lt. Col. Jeff Cooper, USMC
CONSTITUTIONAL CARRY, because "an armed society is a polite society."
When seconds count......
I wouldn't fear the Police either if I had mental health problems or my family was hungry and I had to provide or both... I'm not saying that the break in is justified or that the lady didn't have the right to defend herself. What I am saying is that what LTC Cooper is saying is a bunch of bullshit. The US suffers from a disparity in economic prosperity and a mental health epidemic which both are a Government problem to fix, not the "victim". In fact it's all the result of a failed government.
@@MIZRAIM1906 it is a result of a failed government. This dictatorship is bringing in the final blow, the way they're killing the food chain and making it unaffordable, it won't be long before your neighbor's going to be your worst enemy after their food runs out. They want chaos for entertainment while they eat steak watching . Kind of like a Nero and Cahligula mix.
The laws in this republic are like a toothless old dog. There is no reason to fear them. Response is slow if it ever comes. Arrest results in nearly immediate release. Incarceration results in US paying for some POS to be housed, receiving medical attention being fed and warm watching TV on our dime. The liberals seek to disarm us and let the politicians be protected via the arms the public is forbidden. Police are defunded and their hands are tied leaving them unable to truly enforce the law. We each choose to be a victim or something else. Make mine "something else" I try to teach anyone that asks how to employ defensive techniques that might work for them. As for the rest ... if you get in the shit you're on your own. There was a time I'd intervene, that time has passed excepting family/close friends. Escape and evade if you can otherwise likely spend the next few years in some court defending your right to defend yourself. If I have to act, it will be with extreme prejudice.
Bad for all involved but alot better for the survivors. I'm proud of this lady for standing her ground and taking care of herself and family. That's how it should be.
Not bad for the perpetrator, he got what was coming to him.
Surprised she is allowed to have a gun in Canada.
Most of my family & friends thought I was crazy for putting my then 7-year-old son in a safety & firearms training class. Then they completely lost their minds when I placed my then 7-year-old daughter in the same class as her older brother.
My son is now 13 & my daughter is 10. This is the very same reason why all of us in my home are trained, for situations like this.
No matter that I have 3 layers of security in my property. No matter that I have 6 trained security dogs. We are ready. I pray to God everyday that we will never need to use our skills, but in case we do, we are ready.
Thank you Colion for bringing awareness to those who are stupid enough to giveaway their liberties so freely. God bless.
Ignorance is not bliss. Especially with children and firearms. Educate them so they know what to do and how to handle a situation. I started my daughter in second grade with a pellet pistol using old boxes as targets in the garage. She is now a mother of 4 and they are going to be introduced to firearms with the same pellet pistol their mother was 30 some years ago. It was once taught in school, but that made too much common sense. Good for you teaching your kids how to handle themselves and firearms both. Ignorant and helpless does not keep them safe from danger, it merely prevents them from relying on their training and knowledge to be a helper and not a hindrance.
I am impressed! Good job! I was newly divorced and living in a new neighborhood with my 10 yr old daughter. We had a storm rip our storm door off and I was nervous. My daughter was standing near the door one morning when a stranger walked right in our house! Thank goodness I was here and pushed her aside confronting him very loudly. I pretended to call my husband from the next room. He took off running. My daughter understood then WHY I kept telling her I needed to replace that storm. It was my first layer against intruders. I keep it locked as well as both locks on the entry door.
@@queenbee3647 Quick thinking that probably saved you both. Criminals want easy targets and suddenly it wasn't the easy job he thought it would be. Very smart. Today they are doing armed home invasions in groups. Forced entry by an armed group knowing there are people at home. Very scary stuff.
Glad that You have the Puppies. Try to pay GOOD attention to them. There hearing and sense of smell are superior.
please keep posting stories like these. you are one of the biggest voices in the community and outside of it.
yopu bringing light to these events puts it far more in the public eye
"If you stay ready you ain't got to get ready." Every good NCO and officer is familiar with this phrase.
This is one of the best series on youtube. Keep them coming Colion!
Yeah totally, yay for murder and gun lunatics shooting people, whooo. Crazy people.
Sadly as this happened in WA State she may well be prosecuted. This state is insane around the right to defend oneself in your home or not.
Hoping she is doing okay in the aftermath of having to take a life to keep herself safe and all the potential legalities going forward.
Glad she is safe, glad she obviously has had good training as both shots apparently hit her target and she only needed two to stop the threat.
Thank you Colion for posting about this. It has received no real coverage here in Wa. Use of self defense gets smothered here.
I doubt it im sure she will be fine
Hell, when I heard Vancouver, I thought Canada for a second. Thought, clearly going going to be prosecuted as there is no right to self defense in Canada. Yeah, that's right Canada, along with many other countries in this world don't have a right to self defense. Yep, they want you take whatever harm you get from criminals like a good serf.
I have to think that forced entry on a second floor window is certainly proof of ill intent!
It's either intent or the guy is Spyderman.
I agree with that and so is the presence of an ARMED intruder in one's home. But even an "unarmed"
young thug is likely strong enough to beat down most people that they would meet while stealing from
them. I keep my 12-ga. Mossy 500 pump gun handy so I can discourage such dumb ideas. It also can
deliver a potent butt stroke to the face if I am jumped.
Guy breaks a WINDOW to get in on the 2nd story of a residential home? You bet Your bippie that they aren't there for tea and biscuits.
@@edb3877 Hope that You keep a close eye or ear on things. Better to shoot than get into close quarter combat. If the thug jumps You even with only a knife? , It's GAME OVER!
@@jtc1947 Yes, I agree with that but also know that we can't count on having the conditions we want in a combat
situation. Sometimes we have to make do with what we can do and not with what we want to do. A knife is a deadly weapon,
IMO, and I have no reservations about shooting an intruder who has one and is threatening to use it. But knives are also easily
concealed, so it might not be visible at first sight. If an intruder in my home chooses to run, I choose to let them. Getting them
OUT of my home is the top priority. I am happy to let the police find him and bring him in for trial. Most of them are good at that.
I lived in a house 5 feet from a corner store. About 200 yards down the street is the police station. That's a 2 minute walk, 15 second drive. The backside of the store was underneath my second story bedroom window. One night I heard banging outside my window. I poked my head out and there were 2 people smashing the AC into the store so they could get in. Once they pushed the AC in the alarm sounded. Now, I minded my business, but I did time the police response. From the moment the alarm sounded to the moment the 1st unit arrived was 7 mins and 36 seconds. Remember, the police station was 15 seconds away if your driving.
Well, first you have to chew that last bite of donut and wash it down with coffee so you can talk on the phone, then you have to un slouch in the chair and pick up the phone, then you have to listen to the whole 911 operator report, then you have to key up the dispatch radio and call the officers and wait for one to respond, then you have to call that specific officer for his 20, then you have to wait and see if any other officers call in and report a better 20, then you have to read him the entire 911 operator's report and direct him to head to the scene. That's a good 7 minutes right there. Must be the officer was not in the drive through lane at McD's. You don't seem to understand how brave and heroic your police force was for being on duty, more or less ready to take a report.
This would’ve never happened if she had her “intruder free zone” sign up.
I love this comment. I hope you make and offer these signs to people and you make lots of money.
Might have been better to say, " I do NOT dial 9-1-1, I depend on my 9mm hand-gun ? How ever? Your SIGN is shorter and to the point! KUDOS
@@jtc1947 that sign is quarantined to get you in court with empty pockets or jail time
Appreciate you sharing these stories, it helps shed light to some of my friends who are becoming gun owners as the violence increases in CA
Protect you and your family by any means necessary. Good on her.
I always have a readily available hand gun and if I'm outside cutting the lawn I lock the doors and set the alarm system.
Breaking in through second story windows is not as uncommon as one might think. Burglars don't bring ladders, but they use "your" ladder that you leave in the backyard. I install security systems and always check for windows accessible by low overhangs. Had a customer that refused extra protection on a second-floor window over the garage with a low roofline. 2yrs later they broke in through that same window and left the same way. They never went downstairs which was covered by 3 motion detectors. They stole all their wedding presents. Customer did remember I had mentioned protecting that window.
in my city, criminals will not only use ladders, they flip over outdoor furniture, use milk crates you might stack behind the garage, tall garbage cans, anything.
Which is why everything you leave out should be hidden or secured with chains and locks.
They aren't going to stay long if your patio couch is chained to a tree or beam.
@@pattiannepascual yeah, that's right. these parasites usually move on to easier prey.
Sounds like someone knew there was movement sensors downstairs.
Maybe an inside job.
I guess that the home-owner would rather be "SORRY" than safe??
Good for she defended her family.
Good for her! I've been there and it is not exactly pleasant. But you do what you have to for your family!
A big well done to the woman who protected herself and family.
She can sleep with a clear conscience.
Good for her!! Hope she and her family are doing better! 🌹
No one is coming to save you, so you must act as if that is a reality and fight like your life depends on it. Because it does. Keep posting these stories so people can see that they indeed can defend themselves and why it's important to do so.
If they do come to save you they will be too late.
This is a country I would never visit and damn sure wouldn't live in... Sounds like the Purge movie.
@@MIZRAIM1906LOL! I think you watch too much TV and too many Movies. You probably shouldn't visit any countries.
No loss on this side.
@@choppermike3329 Nah... I've visited and lived all over the world and never felt as unsafe or had the anxiety as living in the United States... You guys are the wild Wild West and more so if the person is black or hispanic.
@@MIZRAIM1906Hilarious! Now we know you're a troll. You definitely haven't lived all over the world. You watch too much TV! 🤣🤣😂😂
And just like that, the intruder was cured of his depression!
And as an added bonus, he’ll never re-offend again!
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SUCCESS!
“The Constitution is not a document for the government to restrain the people: it is an instrument for the people to restrain government.” - Patrick Henry
"A well-regulated Militia, being necessary to the security of a free State, the right of the people to keep and bear Arms, shall not be infringed." - 2nd Amendment of the Constitution
Rule 303 - If you have the resources at hand, and ability to act, that is the only authority you need.
“If violent crime is to be curbed, it is only the intended victim who can do it. The felon does not fear the police, and he fears neither the judge nor jury. Therefore, what he must be taught to fear is his victim.” Lt. Col. Jeff Cooper, U.S.M.C.
You have a choice to be judged by 12, or carried by 6.
the constitution is your Rights written on a piece of paper. It doesn’t justify or unjustified it’s use, it just puts it in plain English. It’s a God-given right that cannot be taken away your born with it, America is not just a people it’s a purest most basic ideology
Make America 1787 again
Concept no longer applicable as "woke" is now the standard for judges, jury's deciding your future.
Especially on Left & Right coast metro centers.
@@bodey6173 Make crime more expensive than it is worth.
@tree It should but an active campaign by government not to persecute people
who defend themselves and their family would go a long way towards this too.
I don’t get how in this day and age people are “surprised” this happens in their neighborhood.
People have to understand that THERE IS NO SAFE PLACE anymore. You have to be aware of criminals no matter where you are.
Anymore? Was there ever?
Always, and always be prepared, always have a gun with you, and never trust in the police.
mainly in america but agreed
Criminals should learn that there isn’t a by safe place for them except prison
It's "safer" behind the trigger lol
Damn man this is crazy. Glad she was armed
Thanks for bringing light to this and reminding folks of the importance of having a backup plan.
Keep posting these stories, Colion. You're doing great work.
Thank you 🙏 I try to tell my family this all the time.
FEELING safe and BEING safe, are two different things. Thanks again for more eloquent words.
This guy is making so much sense and has great points
Now THAT'S what I call SOCIAL JUSTICE !!!
She was like a warrior.
Only good thing is that this criminal will never be a repeat offender!
People ask why these things happen in nice neighborhoods.... That's exactly why they do! Criminals don't burgle houses in a bad neighborhood! Love your channel!
Good job by the home owner showing good trigger control!
Yes, and excellent criminal control.
Let the magazine do its job and empty it out.
Open and shut case of fking around and finding out...gives me such a warm feeling.
Thank you again sir, for getting the truth out!!!!!!
I love that you cover so many defensive shoots. National MSM certainly won't
I wonder what the neighbors think about this incident. Are they angry at the burglar or angry at the homeowner defending herself? Clear case of self defense.
That probably depends on their politics. 😕
@@edb3877 You know what the sad thing is? You're probably right. For whatever reason defending oneself is frowned upon by people who think guns are bad, m'kay.
@@joethascorpio1651 Fine for them to feel that way now but you can bet that when their life is on the line, this will look MUCH different to them.
Glad this story had a happy ending, it’s a holiday miracle.
I’m a new subscriber and love your content and your arguments, knew about you for a long time just never watched for some reason but now Im scrolling through your content and it’s great . Your channel is crucial to the 2A community.
I have a gun hidden in 4 different rooms in my house. I even have one in the bathroom just in case
Good deal, last thing you want is to go out on the John because you didn’t have a gun
Thank you for the information.
Keep making these great videos. More people need to be aware of how important our 2A rights are.
The fact that the 2nd A. was near the top of the list of amendments SHOULD tell people something.
I grew up in the hood & used to engage in criminal behavior. Unfortunately everything you said is normal to criminals. Especially in these times, the hood is flooded with police if you really want a big haul you gotta go to the burbs. It's easy as hell to beat a charge & get back on the streets even with a public defender. Save yourself stay armed & ready
Truth right there, soft targets FTW. Good on ya for changing your lifestyle.
@@echosdad2 😂😂 I got tired of seeing you guys. 6 months was enough for me. Thank you
@@zachscott4867 thank you. It actually feels better this way. I try to get everyone else to realize it too now
@@echosdad2 really do appreciate it
Good job buddy, you’re a rarity these days and we appreciate your candor, honesty and redemption 👏👏
My concealed carry is on me at all times. Even when I'm home. It's not uncomfortable to carry it. It comes off when I'm getting in bed.
Me too then it’s right next to me all night long.
AMEN!!!!!!!
I have my shotgun laying next to me filled with 8 shells of birdshot.
@@TansterRE
Nice choice 👍🏻
God bless America 🇺🇸
@@TansterRE I also have one of my shotguns at my bedside: loaded with 5+1 rounds of 12G 00 buckshot.
Thank you for making the world a little bit safer ma'am.
Crime knows no zip code
On contrary to perception, the nicer the 'hood....the easier the targets.
We need to have a parade for this woman. Dancing grannies, horses, marching bands, the whole thing, but all for this woman
"The possibility that one's intended victim is armed was evidently a concern to most of these men- the strong majority(81%) agreed that it was wise to find out in advance if one's potential victims are armed, and to avoid them if they are."
'The Armed Criminal in America-
a survey of incarcerated felons'
by James D. Wright and Peter H. Rossi
Love that you are putting these out
Colion, it was the neighbor that had the first encounter with the intruder not the woman that shot the intruder. The woman that shot probably just heard breaking glass and was able to grab her gun to defend herself.
I went back and listened to the video twice and the report the face puppet gave. The intruder attempted accessing her house a few times before she answered the door. Why someone would answer a door where someone was attempting to gain access is beyond me?
The homeowner of the house where entry was made must have been a pretty good or lucky shot where two rounds were able to put the person down. I'd be tripping on spent brass casings and wouldn't be able to hear for a few days.
If your neighbourhood makes you feel safe, then your neighbourhood is also going to make the bad guy feel safe.
Criminals finally getting consequences for their actions
I am a window and door installer in south suburbs of Chicago (live in free state of Indiana). I usually get one or two break in calls a year. We have had 2 or more monthly the past couple years. It’s getting worse.
I just love a story with a happy ending!
Thank you so much!!!!
"Better to have & not need than to Need & not Have" aka "Be Prepared" aka BSA Motto
She did the community a service...
Roaches check in, but they don’t check out. 😂
Another one bites the dust
I moved into a city, in a neighborhood known for high crime. After a year of living there my next door neighbor said both houses on either side of me was robbed. He said the only reason your house is untouched, is cause you guys walk out every weekend with gun cases, and ammo boxes. He started to do the same thing, and the criminal element has stayed clear of his house too.
It's happening a lot more frequently than people think, even more so with the economy we have now.
Sounds like the truth, solid reasoning! 💥
Keep publishing these stories. They need to be told.
My doors are locked for your protection, not mine.
I used to work for ADT in one of their call centers in Rochester, NY where we took incoming alarm activations and calls from home owner/building owners. It was nothing particulary in rural or major cities for police response to be 30 to 40 mins even when we speak of home intrusions and in some area unless the intruder had a weapon police didn't roll at out at all. Advice was for home owner not to engage intruder and file insurance claim.
Silly Leftists 😂
IF situation had occurred in NYC, the homeowner would have been advised to exit the 🏠.
When seconds count, Leo's response will be [depending on locale] multiple minutes.
Leo's are under no legal obligation to "protect", contrary to societal perception.
Thank You SCOTUS for that definitive ruling. What a 💩show🤦♂️
Until 9/11, people that flew were instructed to just go along with the hijacker. You'd get a flight to Cuba and a story to tell your kids and grand kids. After atleast two aircraft had crashed, and people on the other effected aircraft heard what was in store for them, that shit changed.
Now you fight back and beat the hijacker to a pulp.
"Advice was for home owner not to engage intruder and file insurance claim."
I take it that they were not referring to life insurance with that glib comment.
It would be hard to file an insurance claim if you are dead. It comes down to you and you alone are responsible for protecting yourself and your family. The police are there to pick up the bodies. I'd rather they pick up someone other than myself. Your advice as an ADT employee sounds like a statement made to absolve your company of any blame and avoid litigation. When it is you or them, shoot first, ask questions later. Let the police sort it out.
Merry Christmas to you and your family. Please have a safe and happy New Year. I love you and your videos
When seconds count, police are minutes away: Dial 9-1-1 and connect to that operator = 10 seconds, operator contacts police dispatcher = 15 seconds to a minute, raise and dispatch a unit = 15 seconds to 30 seconds, best expected response time in a typical suburban neighborhood = 3 to 10 minutes. A long time to deal with a criminal, compared to popping the criminal and waiting for the coroner's van.
Thank you for the awesome job you do!
These people better wake up. Anything can happen anywhere. They need to stop thinking that they're safe and that they're untouchable
I like your point about "safe" storage rendering your weapon useless.
so well said. It should only require common sense to know these things but some people are very sheltered and would never think crime could happen in their neighborhood. A "good" neighborhood means nothing except that a criminal usually targets these places. And waiting for the police to protect you is a fairytale nowadays
He was found in the exact shape he should have following his actions. Good job to the homeowner!
I love it. Damn proud of her.
Thank you.
My dad said it's safer to live in a shitty neighborhood because the criminals go to the nice neighborhoods to rob people that have nice stuff.
Exactamondo ✔️
WRONG!!!!!!!!
If you don't want to get shot don't break in
Thank God she did the right thing and protected herself and her family the right way!!!
My wife asked why I carry a gun in the house... I told her because of technology and the Transformer take over.
She laughed, I laughed, the toaster laughed... I shot the toaster!! 👀
I believe that there isn't anywhere that's exempt from any wrongdoing. I also believe that anytime you let your guard down, things happen.
To put it another way, "You are at your most unsafe, if you ever feel that you are completely safe." There's no telling when or where someone dangerous might show up, so you should always be aware of your surroundings(also armed, but sometimes that unfortunately isn't an option).
I remember this time a bunch of years ago in this really exclusively rich neighborhood near Hollywood Hills. I think it was called Brentwood. This guy came up to one of these properties that was so rich it actually had a whole guest House instead of just an extra bedroom, and he brutally chopped up this chic and her boyfriend. He left a bunch of bloody evidence there on the property, in his car, and inside and outside his home, but he was able to buy enough lawyers to be aquitted. Man, if stuff that bad can happen in that neighborhood it can happen anywhere.
This happened just down the road from me. NO neighborhood is safe.
The old saying, the police are NOT there to protect you, they show up to write the report.
Every person is responsible for their own safety and wellbeing.
Geez! I love a happy ending! Subscribed! A good time to rethink the lock box.
Thugs have cars. It’s amazing how many people don’t get that.
They do not. They just borrow one. Happened to a friend of mine. Took it from his "nice neighborhood" to drive back to the inner city and when it ran out of gas they took another one to finish the trip.
@@johnpublic6582 I didn’t say they actually paid for one. I meant they have the necessary thugness to acquire a means of transportation.
Having chased an intruder out of my moms house many years ago when I was 17 I learned real quick not to rely on anyone but myself and to be better prepared
Man I’m so happy we have you to make these vidz and put them out to the masses. So I seen in Toronto where it was a mass shooting yesterday and the witnesses said if someone had a gun they could’ve have stopped him have you seen that and they’re prime minister just froze and stop gun sales and all that making it hard for people to have and buy guns now. Wow 😂 hey loved your last vid on the FN shortie love that gun
You have the slickest Segways to plugging your merch 😂 love the work you're doing you've taught me alot 💯
You in a house and hear one enter the chamber, know that it’s leaving for you no matter what your background is.
Lol you won't even hear that in my place. Perhaps the safety switch?
Nothing loosens a perp's sphincter and bladder better than the clickety clack before the boom of a shotgun. I personally like the 20ga Shockwave, a kinder, gentler version of a sawed off.
@@bryansansone3301 why the safety switch, make em crap them selves with the giggle switch and a quick transformation into Swiss cheese
@@GAT-X-K9 💪
@@GAT-X-K9 Hell yeah.
Sadly that first woman was in the most danger..... NEVER open your door like that... especially late at night, especially if someone claims something that isnt true. "oh? i thought my mother lived here, i need to see her!". Just... DONT....
What would have happened had she not been able to get the door shut? I doubt she keeps a phone right there at the door.. she'd have to run to find one.. IF she even had the chance to run.
Just... DONT .... NEVER open up the door... talk through it, but never open it.