Several violent crimes have been stopped in past months and years by legal gun owners who have taken matters into their own hands when faced with life-threatening situations, such as armed carjackings and a mall shooting.
Several violent crimes have been thwarted in past months and years by legal gun owners who have taken matters into their own hands when faced with life-threatening situations, such as armed carjackings and mall shootings.
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Seems that nearly everybody was hailing a 12-year-old about two weeks ago for fatally shooting a 19-year-old who allegedly forced his way into the Goldsboro, N.C. home of 73-year-old Linda Ellis and shot her in the leg while demanding money.
The dead man was identified as Khalil Herring.
It’s lucky for Ellis this didn’t happen in Washington state, where under the provisions of a gun control initiative passed by voters in 2018 she might be liable for prosecution because the child had access to a loaded firearm, and he used it to harm another person. It said so in the text of the initiative, and it was so important to the anti-gun authors they put it in all capital letters:
12-Year-Old Boy Defends 73-Year-Old, Shoots, Kills Home Invader Ammoland Inc. Posted on
Image of Linda Ellis, a family photo from WRAL.com Screenshot, cropped and scaled by Dean Weingarten
U.S.A. –-(AmmoLand.com)- Between midnight and 1 a.m. on 13 February 2021, two young home invaders came to the door of 402 S. Williams St. in Goldsboro, North Carolina. The address is to a modest apartment complex, home of Linda Ellis, a 73-year-old grandmother.
Ellis son, Randolf Bunn, answered the door. As he opened it the two suspects forced their way in. They forced Bunn to the ground. At least one of them had a gun. They barged into the kitchen, where they encountered 73-Year-Old Linda. They shot her in the leg. From abc11.com: