Old Army Metal said:
Burglary is not traditionally punishable by the death penalty.
Trajan88 said:
That's a very nice area... just W. of the Star and N.of Stonebriar Country Club.
VaultingChemist said:
Suspect is from Dallas………
https://starlocalmedia.com/friscoenterprise/news/identity-of-suspect-killed-in-officer-involved-shooting-in-frisco-released/article_e5c8ff18-e58b-11ee-a3fd-a313b91f30cd.html
Old Army Metal said:
Burglary is not traditionally punishable by the death penalty.
I drive by that area all the time; not an expected thing to hear on the news.Trajan88 said:
That's a very nice area... just W. of the Star and N.of Stonebriar Country Club.
John Armfield said:
Why is the story strange this is a weird thread?
C@LAg said:how can you bring back something that never existed.Logos Stick said:
Need to bring back crucification.
That is not an actual word.
FriscoKid said:
Who steals clothes in a break-in? Again, I hope this is above board, but it's weird.
Think the perp probably ust loaded his car with whatever stuff he could grab from the apartment; probably still in boxes.FriscoKid said:
Who steals clothes in a break-in? Again, I hope this is above board, but it's weird.
The apartment complex (likely Legends at Legacy) is on the east side of Legacy Dr and the perp fled across Legacy into the residential neighborhood where he was spotted, fired at the cops and was killed.bonfarr said:FriscoKid said:
Who steals clothes in a break-in? Again, I hope this is above board, but it's weird.
If it was a fancy neighborhood I can see someone stealing clothing if it was high end designer stuff.
Or don't do stupid crap that has a tendency to put you in close contact with law enforcement even if you are stupid.........criminals get what they deserve for being criminals. Bet that burglary wasn't his first either.Ag87H2O said:
"On Monday, Frisco Police issued a new statement saying "the suspect opened fire on the officers and officers returned fire."
Case closed.
It's really simple. If you want to live, don't shoot at cops.
Old Army Metal said:
Burglary is not traditionally punishable by the death penalty.
Shooting at the cops is for sure though.
Should it? Where do you draw the line, personally? Misdemeanor theft? Jaywalking?Slicer97 said:It should be.Old Army Metal said:
Burglary is not traditionally punishable by the death penalty.
Old Army Metal said:C@LAg said:how can you bring back something that never existed.Logos Stick said:
Need to bring back crucification.
That is not an actual word.
What are you talking about, I get crucificated all the time on this board.
Antoninus said:Should it? Where do you draw the line, personally? Misdemeanor theft? Jaywalking?Slicer97 said:It should be.Old Army Metal said:
Burglary is not traditionally punishable by the death penalty.
Esteban du Plantier said:Old Army Metal said:
Burglary is not traditionally punishable by the death penalty.
Shooting at the cops is for sure though.
Not so fast...
Texas 9.42 might say otherwise.
Sec. 9.42. DEADLY FORCE TO PROTECT PROPERTY. A person is justified in using deadly force against another to protect land or tangible, movable property:
(1) if he would be justified in using force against the other under Section 9.41; and
(2) when and to the degree he reasonably believes the deadly force is immediately necessary:
(A) to prevent the other's imminent commission of arson, burglary, robbery, aggravated robbery, theft during the nighttime, or criminal mischief during the nighttime; or
(B) to prevent the other who is fleeing immediately after committing burglary, robbery, aggravated robbery, or theft during the nighttime from escaping with the property;
Antoninus said:Should it? Where do you draw the line, personally? Misdemeanor theft? Jaywalking?Slicer97 said:It should be.Old Army Metal said:
Burglary is not traditionally punishable by the death penalty.
Yep .....it's a 100% sure fire cure for recidivismTramp96 said:Antoninus said:Should it? Where do you draw the line, personally? Misdemeanor theft? Jaywalking?Slicer97 said:It should be.Old Army Metal said:
Burglary is not traditionally punishable by the death penalty.
Yes, it should. And don't you dare equate jaywalking to breaking into someone's home.
You don't know if the burglar has a gun or an intent to do you bodily harm. The simple fact they have broken into someone's residence should be considered an assault.
If you don't want to end up dead, don't break into someone's home. It's a pretty simple concept. And guess what? We no longer have to worry about this person being a threat to another human being ever again. I say that's a big ol WIN.
His big mistake was not claiming to be a tenant/squatter. He could've just chilled out in new digs for at least a few weeks before eviction.FriscoKid said:John Armfield said:
Why is the story strange this is a weird thread?
Couple had just moved in to apartment, they come back and garage won't open, they call maintenance to open the garage, they open the door and the perps car is in the garage. He stole clothes and a TV. He ran away on foot and made it a couple blocks and then hid on a street. Cops show up and he supposedly fired shots and then gets vented. Nothing was released by the Frisco PD for more than 24hrs except that TX Rangers were leading the investigation. Any more questions?
