What is wrong with contents of this story.
1st thing: he grabbed his REGISATERED PISTOL. Registered? That is the first thing.
2nd thing: “It’s our opinion that Mr. Green’s actions and use of deadly force were justified,” Kleine said. “He feared for his life.”” Really, somone breaks into your home in the night and you need show you were afraid for you life. That should be prima facia, I don’t expect anyone coming into my home at anytime uninvited.
Some yahoo will point to this in a fight going on in Florida today over the Stand Your Ground law there. Total BS. there is some discussion about the law IMO.
I believe that the tone of the DA’s remarks was somewhat influenced by a (small minority group) public outcry after the shooting, due to the perpetrator was found in the front yard, so there had been speculation that he was shot in the yard, not in the house. And some of the perp’s relatives suggested that he might have been drunk and just confused about which house he was going into.
I do not think there was any consideration about filing charges against the victim, the homeowner whose home was invaded.
1. Who is required to register concealable firearms with the City of Omaha/Omaha Police Department?
Omaha Municipal Code 20-251 requires that all concealable firearms inside the city limits of Omaha be registered. Regardless of where a person resides, concealable firearms inside the city of Omaha are required to be registered with the Omaha Police Department.
Persons whom are valid Nebraska CCW permit holders (or any other State which Nebraska has reciprocity with) are not required to register concealable firearms and can be in possession of concealable firearms which are not registered.