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Retired W4 · 11-24-2007, 09:33

It's the early 90's (before TX concealed carry law), two girls sit in a pickup truck on the bank of Lake Worth (Ft. Worth, TX), enjoying the sunshine. Mr. Numbnuts comes up, grabs the girl in the drivers' seat, tries to pull her out of the car (car-jackin). The girl in the passenger seat pulls out a .38 revolver from her purse and shoots Mr. Numbnuts in the face. Result: Car-jackin OVER! Grand Jury result: No Bill!

As for a civil suit in Illinois, I'm no legal HotShot, but my guess is the home owner probably had a judgement against him. That is one of many reasons I will not live in that state. I don't even like passing through.

One thing is for sure. Those Pasadena burglars won't do that again.

11-24-2007, 09:33	#18
Retired W4 Guerrilla Join Date: Jun 2007 Location: Currently Tucker, GA Posts: 117	No Bill It's the early 90's (before TX concealed carry law), two girls sit in a pickup truck on the bank of Lake Worth (Ft. Worth, TX), enjoying the sunshine. Mr. Numbnuts comes up, grabs the girl in the drivers' seat, tries to pull her out of the car (car-jackin). The girl in the passenger seat pulls out a .38 revolver from her purse and shoots Mr. Numbnuts in the face. Result: Car-jackin OVER! Grand Jury result: No Bill! As for a civil suit in Illinois, I'm no legal HotShot, but my guess is the home owner probably had a judgement against him. That is one of many reasons I will not live in that state. I don't even like passing through. One thing is for sure. Those Pasadena burglars won't do that again.
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