sorry officer, but he was standing there with my daughter and neither had underwear on, i saw red and don't remember a thing after that...There's a video at the website.
‘...accidentally killing him.’
Yay a good news report.
texas... one of the few states left with common sense
He won’t be a repeat offnder.
He needed killing.
There is a lot to like about Texas, this is one example.
I so want to move to Texas.
This post brought tears to my eyes. Really. I’m so happy to know that in some places in our God forsaken country common sense still prevails. God bless that grand jury.
/johnny
“Don’t mess with Texas”
LMAO.
I’d have probably messed up and just got the trackhoe and buried him or fed him to the hogs.
I wouldn’t waste my time calling 911 and I dang sure would not have been anguished about beating the thug to death if I did call.
This ain’t over until AG Holder says it is. Does the ranch hand with a Hispanic sounding name have family?
As such, the feds will swoop in and charge the father with murder.
sorry officer, but he was standing there with my daughter and neither had underwear on, i saw red and don't remember a thing after that...
In Texas, deadly force is justified in order to prevent an aggravated sexual assault.
That should be the law in every state.
This is how “the judicial process” was designed... that indictments for alleged crimes are brought by a grand jury... consisting of ordinary state citizens. Not lawyers, politicians, activists... not some G-d damned procesutor ala what went down with the whole St. Skittles glorification sideshow in Floriduh.
Now... let’s build on this and convene a Grand Jury to indict the undocumented, purple-lipped halfbreed, Marxist tyrant for TREASON.
Rock on.
Should give him a medal.
Good on Texas!
§ 9.32. DEADLY FORCE IN DEFENSE OF PERSON. (a) A person is justified in using deadly force against another:
(3) when and to the degree he reasonably believes the deadly force is immediately necessary:
(B) to prevent the other's imminent commission of aggravated kidnapping, murder, sexual assault, aggravated sexual assault, robbery, or aggravated robbery.
In other words, the State couldn't have prosecuted the father if they wanted to. In this case, as I understand it, a no-bill by a grand jury is usually a formality to ensure that jeopardy has attached so that the individual cannot be prosecuted at some later date for some other charge for the same crime.