[Widget Jr]

does not mean you can charge into someone’s house

Watch the video. Read never tried to enter the home.

[BiglyCommentary]

True but he had zero rights to remain on the property when asked to leave.

[Spktyr]

Read didn’t have to enter the house. Read was told to leave the property, refused, committed assault, was told to leave again, a warning shot was fired and then he got dead.

Idiot should have showed up with the cops instead. None of this would have happened.

[Spktyr]

Disagree, at the end it looked like he was trying to push/rush the shooter back through his own front door.

Even if that isn’t the case, Texas law does NOT say they have to enter the house to be a valid target - only that they must be on the property and refuse to leave.

Hint: If someone tells you to leave their property in Texas? LEAVE. Particularly if they happen to be holding a gun.

[eastexsteve]

Watch the video. Read never tried to enter the home.

But, he entered the property, and directly threatened the owner. That's a no-no in this state. God bless Texas!