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How would you guys react
Also part of the group was an off-duty member of the New Hanover County Sheriff’s Office. Lea says Deputy J.T. Kita, who works in the detention division, was in uniform and armed.
Somebody needs to goto jail, and it ain't the homeowner or anyone in her family.
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This is why ordinary people need 30-round magazines.https://www.wect.com/2020/05/07/hig...g-off-duty-deputy-terrorized-them-their-home/
How would you guys react if an armed group of people showed up at your door, accused you of having some part in a crime, and demanded to be let inside?
I would have seriously contemplated breaking Barney's foot. His foot vs me slamming my door with my shoulder would not end well. I do also believe that might be able to be stretched into a kidnapping charge. He was preventing her from getting away. Depends on how broadly they want to define confine or restrain.
No, no... Get with the program.Can't you just pump a shotgun and scare everyone off?
I would have asked him if those were steel toed, just before I broke it or shot it.I would have seriously contemplated breaking Barney's foot. His foot vs me slamming my door with my shoulder would not end well. I do also believe that might be able to be stretched into a kidnapping charge. He was preventing her from getting away. Depends on how broadly they want to define confine or restrain.
https://www.wect.com/2020/05/07/hig...g-off-duty-deputy-terrorized-them-their-home/
How would you guys react if an armed group of people showed up at your door, accused you of having some part in a crime, and demanded to be let inside?
Jordan Kita, a detention officer with the New Hanover Sheriff’s Office, is charged with misdemeanor breaking or entering, forcible trespassing and willful failure to discharge duties, District Attorney Ben David said during a press conference Friday that was live streamed on Facebook by TV station WECT.
Kita has since been fired, according to a statement David read from the New Hanover County Sheriff’s Office.
The former deputy is accused of going to Shepard’s home “while armed and in uniform in a county where he was not dully sworn in and in furtherance of personal — not law enforcement — purposes,” David said.
A second man, Austin Wood, faces charges, David said, for “going armed to the terror of the public,” which bars North Carolina citizens from arming themselves “for the purpose of terrifying others.”
More info in the newspaper this morning.
Read more here: https://www.newsobserver.com/article242604661.html#storylink=cpy
I'd likely be so shaken I'd be afraid I might have a 12ga AD into someone's foot. An accident. Oops.
This is why ordinary people need a belt-fed SAW.
Seems to be getting more and more common as cops are willingly enforcing dubious ‘executive orders” regarding Covid 19 and The People are getting more visibly resistant.That is normally code for "We are not going to investigate the conduct to determine whether the law was violated."
Willem channeling his inner Sgt. Elias! I love it! (Plus, it was a great movie in its own right!)I will let my buddy Will answer that....
No, no... Get with the program.
It’s still law on the books that you’re permitted to shoot to prevent unlawful entry. This predates HB whatever it was, commonly called castle doctrine.These fools are really lucky no one shoved a shotgun in their face and left them ventilated on their lawn. Foot in door preventing it from being shut? A lot of folks would then claim that foot as their own, and be within their right..
It’s still law on the books that you’re permitted to shoot to prevent unlawful entry. This predates HB whatever it was, commonly called castle doctrine.
I don't open the door, and I was taught not to open the door, and I tell my wife not to open the door. Use the fancy pants alarm panel with the doorbell camera and intercom.It’s still law on the books that you’re permitted to shoot to prevent unlawful entry. This predates HB whatever it was, commonly called castle doctrine.