[Enterprise]

This may be another media fraud to portray someone as innocent when in fact she engaged in thuggish behavior. Going to the page at the link there is a suggestion that she was at HIS home, not HERS. And if she had put a restraining order on him, she could not turn around and claim he was violating it. Plus, one poster had this:

"1-She left the house to get a gun out of her car and went back into the house to shoot.

2-You can't leave a situation, come back, and then claim stand your ground. She had several options of retreat and chose not to use them so her claims of being in danger don't stand. Your duty is to retreat first and only use deadly force if you can't retreat.

3-There are no warning shots. In most states it is illegal to discharge a firearm even as a warning. If you feel a warning shot is warranted than no shot is warranted.

[Secret Agent Man]

glad i prefaced if her story was true.

you don’t leave and come back in tostart shooting. you have just become the aggressor and a willing participant. a well taught ccw person knows these basic, fundamental prinicples.