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A burglar broke into a house in Portland, OR recently and when the homeowner came home and confronted him, he locked himself in the bathroom and called 911 so the police would come and protect him…from the homeowner.
Why?
He thought the homeowner had a gun and was going to shoot him.
“Timothy James Chapek, 24, allegedly broke into the Portland, Oregon house but dialed 911 when he was confronted by the owner, ABC reports.
Chapek locked himself in the bathroom and waited for police to “free” him because he feared he may be shot at.
Sergeant Pete Simpson from Portland Police Department said Chapek called before the owner did.
“He called first and said that he broke into the house, the homeowners now were home and he was afraid they had guns,” he said.”
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LOL! Very smart of him!
Perfect story for people who think that guns are nothing but bad and harm people. Just the idea of a homeowner having a chance to protect their property and lives are the most important thing in the world
It’s about time someone was scared of a homeowner with a gun. If criminals knew that every home had a gun in it, would they still break in?
Guns save lives and lessen crime. Gun control isn’t about guns, it is about control.
Awesome – that is seriously hilarious! Utah has the best laws for gun home protection. Criminals can’t sue home owners if they get shot breaking and entering. I’ll be locked and loaded with my Ruger SR40 with attached laser sight.
Seriously, that is hilarious. If an intruder comes inside my house, they’re going to meet my Ruger SR40!
Is there a “down side” to this story? If so, I don’t see it. (Well, except that the coward hid from the righteously indignant home-owner, who was perforce prevented from perforating the perfidious practitioner of personal property perjoinment.
And yes, I DID make up that last word. Why do you ask?