...shot and killed by one of the occupants —
a prison counselor for the state Department of Corrections...
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Posted on 01/07/2006 5:23:07 PM PST by george76
An Oxnard man who broke into the bedroom of a Rancho Cucamonga apartment early Friday morning was shot and killed by one of the occupants —
a prison counselor for the state Department of Corrections...
The intruder, Hector Soto, 21, of Oxnard, died less than three hours after being shot ...
The San Bernardino County Sheriff's Department did not release the prison counselor's name.
He will not be charged...
(Excerpt) Read more at latimes.com ...
Has he run out of ammo? Why 3 hours?
...shot and killed by one of the occupants —
a prison counselor for the state Department of Corrections...
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Some people never learn. |
He needs more time at the range.
You know...gun control... where he put the spread closer together.
Ventura County and Santa Barbara County Ping!
(Send me a freepmail if you want on or off this list)
ahhhh. one more we wont have to pay to warehouse. good shooting.
Thanks! Wonder how many Oxnard and Ventura homes he broke into before hitting the Rancho Cucamonga place?
Three hours?
Had to be a gut shot.
this is better
Oxnard resident kills home invader
Oxnard Man Who Broke Into Apartment Is Slain
this is better
Rancho Cucamonga resident kills home invader
Saving the tax payers some money.
Ping for your list.
Ouch! Yea, it's better to let him bleed out so he's got time to reflect on his pathetic life.
Give him plenty of time to reflect, maybe make some apologies, confessions, or reinforce why he caught a round to begin with.
The intruder, Hector Soto, 21, of Oxnard, died less than three hours after being shot ...
Looks like Hector chose the wrong gringo to mess with.
That is THE lamest possible headline the paper could have given to the story, and still be "accurate".
This would be better...Post #10...
"Rancho Cucamonga resident kills home invader"
Oxnard invader bites the bullet.
Rancho Cucamonga resident exercises right to self-defense. Home invader's corpse successfully removed.
won't fit for a headline. :)
I bet he never tries that again.
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