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Keith B wrote: Until we have all of the facts or see video of the actual incident, we do not know exactly what transpired to cause the officer to shoot. Speculation at this point is futile.

On both sides? And does that apply when dogs are shot too, or just when old guys are shot?

How are peace officers exempt? There's not a week goes by that a peace officers drunk mug shot isn't plastered on the evening news. The PC above is just specific to those licensed to carry a handgun. It doens't give anyone else a pass. It looks like you agree it doesn't apply to cops so that sounds...

mojo84 wrote:Is shooting a vicious aggressive dog that is not yours but on your property a crime?

If so, on the scale of crimes, its so far below shooting a retiree who was attacked by that dog in his own yard, its not even visible on the chart.

I would prefer to have more choices about where and how I exercise my right to keep and bear arms without arbitrary and unconstitutional infringing. We wouldnt have to pick and choose what rights we get back if Texans cared enough to elect pro gun legislators.

No match for a good blaster at your side.

I have not heard any defense. A not guilty plea maybe but no alibi or evidence

So does this mean that if I put an obama sticker on my cars no one will ever break into it?

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