[DrewsMum]

You had “cases” and you dont know the difference in trespass and burglary?
“At most” tresspassing? When their is AMPLE evidence of burglary?

Oof. No way you ever had a case of any kind.

[thefactor]

I'm sorry lady, but you're acting like a child. Burglary is when you enter unlawfully AND commit ANOTHER crime such as assault or theft. Please tell me what crime he committed while inside the construction site other than not having permission to enter.

Also, confronting someone with a firearm is part of the legal definition of force. If you're holding someone at gunpoint, you're not touching them but it sure is force.

Please answer the first question I asked. What crime was committed inside the construction site by the deceased? I'll wait.