[marktwain]

Nothing like defending criminal action. The police see this differently.

[hoosier hick]

Reason #1 why I have never been on a jury: when a person decides to commit a crime, that person accepts ALL consequences of their action, up to, and including death....

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[Mac from Cleveland]

“He was a good boy”....

Well, he’s even better now.....

[Cheburashka]

Righteous shoot.

[NEMDF]

Note: it is Omaha, Nebraska (not Oklahoma).

[freekitty]

Hey lady, he knew what could happen when he started his little robbery.

[vetvetdoug]

I think the criminals believe that its open season on businessmen in Oklahoma. If they get shot, they can sue or the police will press charges against the businessman for defending his/her property. The pharmacist that is being prosecuted in Oklahoma is the example that gave the criminals that mentality.

[artichokegrower]

“He was just in the wrong place at the wrong time”

Uh yeah.

[MeneMeneTekelUpharsin]

Anyone who steps forward and claims relationship to him and supports him should be hung. That would stop all of this “He was a good boy!” stupidity in this nation.

[Molon Labbie]

To Lynn Pecha and Franco’s family:

Sympathy can be found in the dictionary between s(slang for fecal matter) and syphilis.

[Paleo Conservative]

Omaha is in Nebraska not Oklahoma. You should delete “OK” from the title of the thread.

[catnipman]

"The scenario was he broke into the business, doesn’t give a person the right to shoot somebody, especially if you don't see a weapon,” said Deana Arellano.

“Then no weapon was found, doesn’t give you the right to shoot somebody. There are laws against that and I think there needs to be a full investigation.”

Said the two budding law school candidates in that whinny voice of Vivian's co-hooker in "Pretty Woman" when she complained about her pimp: "Carlos burned all my stuff when he kicked me out."

[AEMILIUS PAULUS]

The statements of this vermin are a symptom of the moral laxity engendered by our “leadership class.”