Posted on 09/22/2009 7:34:16 PM PDT by Red in Blue PA
September 22, 2009 (CHICAGO) (WLS) -- A man Chicago police call a burglary suspect has died after being shot by a homeowner during an apparent break-in. The attempted burglary and shooting happened late Monday morning in the 7100-block of South Coles in the city's South Shore neighborhood. Investigators say 45-year-old Maurice Smith, of Chicago, and another unknown suspect were attempting to burglarize a home when the homeowner opened fire and shot Smith. The other suspect ran away and remains at large.
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Another Obama voter bites the dust. (sniff, sniff)
Seems to be a spate of home invasions these days ending with dead perps.
Mama Like! :)
on giving warnings before engaging someone, “What are you trying to do? Turn it into a sporting event?”
Ever come across someone you shouldn’t of fu**d with, well that’s me
Clint Eastwood Gran Torino
There are days when I miss our old Torinos (snif)...
We'll wait until the public attention is diverted elsewhere.
Why didn’t the burlgar just obey the city’s “Gun Free Zone” sign? That would have stopped him, especially if it’s in Arial Bold font.
One might argue (cynically) that the individual in question will still vote for Marxist Obama (with a little help from his Acornian friends).
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My first shots will be one of 3 stationed 38 Smith and Wessons in the body followed by a 12 gauge with number 4s— 3 inch magnums( loaded now!!) to the head . If he is still flopping — two. Don’t break in to my house.
It’s definitely getting worse. I sat down with my dad tonight looking through a gun catalog (he’s a dealer). I finally settled on a Model 360. I figure my .32 is a little too light to carry around.
The homeowner did what he had to do. End of story.
Actually he will probably keep on voting with ACORN's help.
Have you considered a model 357 Night Guard?
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