"A Good Guy With A Gun Has Never Stopped A Bad Guy With A Gun"

[Weston White]

Another Positive Gun Story You Won’t See on the National Media: 14-year-old protects grandmother by shooting intruder dead

A 14-year-old boy protected his grandmother from intruders by shooting one of them dead last night in yet another example of a positive gun story that you won’t see reported by the mass media.

Brothers Isai Delcid and Carlos Delcid attempted to break into a home in southeast Charlotte at around 5pm yesterday when they crept around to the back porch and tried to get in through a window.

George Wyant’s 14-year-old son confronted the robbers, ordering them to stop and telling them he had a gun. When the intruders ignored him, the boy quickly fired off his grandfather’s Glock 380, killing Isai Delcid while his brother fled the scene.

Police later arrested Carlos Delcid having quickly tracked him down via his electronic monitor. He was already on probation for breaking into the same house twice in the past four months. According to WSOC-TV, the brothers had a background of criminal behavior and drug issues.

[Weston White]

(A few of these pertain to personal defense in general.)

Liquor Store Clerk Pulls Gun on Robber
Teen Mother Kills Armed Intruder, Becomes National Sensation
Maine Man Uses .22 for Defense in Home Invasion
Texas Father Kills Molester During Attack; Is it Justified Defense?
14-Year-Old Boy Shoots Armed Intruder in Home
Mom Disarms Son to Thwart Armed Robbery
LL Cool J Thwarts Home Invasion…With His Fists
Armed Robber Shot Dead by Indy Gun Store Clerk
Woman Uses Nunchucks to Fend Off Ex-Boyfriend
Pa. Man Shoots Armed Robber Distracted by Dog
Indiana Pastor Pulls Gun on Robber
Would-Be Burglar Killed by Homeowner, Neighbor
Liquor Store Clerk Pulls Gun on Robber
Iowa Hostage Kills Fugitive After Prison Escape
Pizza Restaurant Owner Thwarts Armed Robbery
Armed Texas Man Shoots Kidnappers Who Forced Wife to Rob Bank
Liquor Store Owner Pulls Gun on Armed Robber
Texas Man Shoots, Kills Neighbor
Naked Utah Homeowner Holds Burglar at Gunpoint
Wisconsin Marine Stops Assault with Concealed Firearm
Kansas Farmer Kills Fugitive from Iowa
New York Student Uses AR-15 to Stop Home Invasion
Eldery Las Vegas Homeowner Fires Shots; Thwarts Daytime Robbery
http://www.gunsandammo.com/blogs/def...x-prep-center/
87-Year-Old Shoots Man Attacking Pregnant Woman
Utah Clerk Pulls Gun on Knife-Wielding Robber
Elderly Woman Opens Fire on Would-Be Burglar

[Suzanimal]

Police: 11-year-old scares intruder away with shotgun

LAPEER COUNTY, MI (WNEM) -
An 11-year-old girl used a shotgun to scare an intruder away from their home.

The 11-year-old was home alone when a vehicle entered the driveway. The individual knocked on all the doors and then forced entry into the residence, the Lapeer County Sheriff's Department said.

The child hid in a bedroom closet with a shotgun, police said. The bedroom and the closet were eventually forced open by the suspect.

The 11-year-old aimed the gun at the suspect and the suspect fled from the residence, police said, adding the child was not harmed during the incident.

"Her father is an avid hunter, she is familiar with weapons and inside that closet is where the gun case is," Detective sergeant Jason Parks said.

The sheriff's department responded to the house on Five Lakes Road in North Branch Township just before 4 p.m. Friday.

The suspect's vehicle was located in Imlay City, about 30 minutes after the incident, and stopped by Imlay Police, Almont Police Department, Michigan State Police and Lapeer County Sheriff's deputies, police said. The occupants of the vehicle were taken into custody.

James Wasson, 53, of Detroit, and Rhonda Steward, 31, of Detroit, are in custody at the Lapeer County Jail. They are charged with first-degree home invasion, second-degree home invasion, and burglary tool possession.

Wasson is also charged with receiving and concealing stolen property valued between $1,000 and $20,000, felon in possession of a firearm and firearm with commission of a felony.

Detectives say the two have hit 25 to 50 homes since December.

"Due to this little girl, her keeping her composure, she was able to observe and articulate what she saw. It definitely made a huge difference in this case and because of that ability, people are in custody," Parks said.

Read more: http://www.cbs46.com/story/28004023/...#ixzz3QdgXmYmK

[Weston White]

Armed female pizza delivery driver v. Unarmed female pizza delivery driver

[Suzanimal]

Texas woman shoots sex offender during attempted burglary

When a sex offender allegedly tried to break into her home, a Texas woman took action.
The Tyler Morning Telegraph reports the woman called 911 early Tuesday after shooting and killing Christopher Ray Foster as he was in the process of forcing open her side door.
Foster, 37, reportedly had a lengthy record and was recently incarcerated for failing to comply with registration requirements. His record includes a 10-year sentence for molesting a 15-year-old girl.
“Presently, as the result of underfunding and inadequate staffing at the Van Zandt County Sheriff’s Office, homeowners need to take appropriate precautions to protect their families,” Sheriff Michael Ray said. “I will continue to support the law abiding citizens of our community when they are forced to take actions to protect their lives, liberty and property.”
No arrests were made at the scene. However, the case will be forwarded to a grand jury.

Read more at http://rare.us/story/texas-woman-sho...L6sqhLzLWxV.99

[GunnyFreedom]

Armed female pizza delivery driver v. Unarmed female pizza delivery driver

Not gonna lie: this makes me a just a little grateful to be doing Papa John's installs rather than Domino's.

[Suzanimal]

Ga. man who shot robber: 'I just did what I had to do'

...
Don Rogers was breaking a $20 bill at the Turner County gas station Friday when he saw someone holding the clerk at gunpoint while demanding money. Rogers says he pulled his own gun and fired three shots when the robber turned toward him.
Rogers says, "I just did what I had to do."

Authorities say two shots hit 18-year-old Devin Burton, who fled in a car but later called 911. He was admitted to a Macon hospital in critical condition.


Turner County Sheriff Andy Hester says criminals should beware that when it comes to robbing and stealing, "people are tired of it."

http://www.wsbtv.com/ap/ap/georgia/g...d-to-do/nm2zp/

[Warrior_of_Freedom]

Shannon Watts is an ignorant twit.

By ignorant twit you mean enemy of the people by supporting abolition of the 2nd amendment, right?

[Ronin Truth]

That's certainly not what all of the TV and movie Westerns taught me growing up.

[phill4paul]

Two residents in Glen St. Mary, Florida, turned the tide on seven home invasion suspects by opening fire with an AR-15 and a 9mm handgun.
One of the alleged suspects was killed, another hospitalized, and a third was treated and released to police.

News4Jax reports the incident occurred around 4 a.m. Sunday when the suspects kicked in the door, claiming to be from the sheriff’s office. Three residents were at home at the time, and two responded by opening fire. The resident with the AR-15 estimates he fired 30 rounds by himself.

Two suspects immediately “crumpled to the floor with multiple gunshot wounds.”

The residents then “retreated to another part of the home” and called 911.

One suspect, Corey Lauramore, died of gunshot wounds to his head and an unidentified 16-year-old was hospitalized in unknown condition. Officers found “a heavy amount of dried blood caked on the front steps of the home, a bloodstained mask with a bullet hole through it and a .380 caliber handgun lying nearby.”

Authorities believe a total of seven individuals went to the trailer Sunday morning. The five charged with home invasion are 24-year-old William Lauramore, 24-year-old Joseph Albino, 20-year-old Zachary Bell, 19-year-old Christian Watkins, and 15-year-old Cayden Lauramore.

http://www.breitbart.com/big-governm...sion-suspects/