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Before you read this, I know discharging a weapon is illegal, but what the Hell else are you supposed to do if your being surrounded by gang idiots, who will only return to harass you and your family if you call the police? Read the story below. I'm sick of these *****ing gang idiots!!! This guy and his home adress is published for all the world to see, but no where can the gangbangers be seen. So basically it's ok to form a group, harass law abiding citizens, and enjoy protection from the law?? What the ****??? We spend all of our tax dollars fighting Al Quaeda, the Taliban, etc., when most Americans have never met any of those guys, but we can sure tell you who's gang banging where? Why hasn't the government treated these gang jerks like terrorists and imprison or murder them all? I swear to God I ****ing hate gang-bangers. Anyway read the original news report below....
http://newyork.cbslocal.com/2010/09/07/long-island-man-arrested-for-defending-home-with-ak-47/
UNIONDALE, N.Y. (CBS 2) He was arrested for protecting his property and family.
But its how the Long Island man did it that police say crossed the line.
He got an AK-47 assault rifle, pulled the trigger and he ended up in jail, reports CBS 2s Pablo Guzman.
George Grier said he had to use his rifle on Sunday night to stop what he thought was going to be an invasion of his Uniondale home by a gang he thought might have been the vicious MS-13. He said the whole deal happened as he was about to drive his cousin home.
I went around and went into the house, ran upstairs and told my wife to call the police. I get the gun and I go outside and I come into the doorway and now, by this time, they are in the driveway, back here near the house. I tell them, you know, Can you please leave? Grier said.
Grier said the five men dared him to use the gun; and that their shouts brought another larger group of gang members in front of his house.
He starts threatening my family, my life. Oh youre dead. Im gonna kill your family and your babies. Youre dead. So when he says that, 20 others guys come rushing around the corner. And so I fired four warning shots into the grass, Grier said.
Grier was later arrested. John Lewis is Griers attorney.
What hes initially charged with A D felony reckless endangerment requires a depraved indifference to human life, creating a risk that someones going to die. Shooting into a lawn doesnt create a risk of anybody dying, Lewis said.
Grier said he knew Nassau County Police employ the hi-tech ShotSpotter technology in his area and that the shooting would bring police in minutes. Cops told Guzman he was very cooperative.
Grier also said he was afraid the gang outside his house was the dreaded MS-13. And Nassau County Police Lt. Andrew Mulraine, head of the gang unit, said MS-13 has 2,000 members in the county.
Theyre probably the most organized. They almost have a military hierarchy within the gang, so they are the most organized gang we encounter on a daily basis, Mulraine said.
You may think a person has the right to defend their home. But the law says you can only use physical force to deter physical force. Grier said he never saw anyone pull out a gun, so a court would have to decide on firing the gun.
Police determined Grier had the gun legally. He has no criminal record. And so he was not charged for the weapon.
That ShotSpotter technology pinpoints where a gun has been fired within 35 feet. Police said it also detected two other shootings in nearby Roosevelt that night.
http://newyork.cbslocal.com/2010/09/07/long-island-man-arrested-for-defending-home-with-ak-47/
UNIONDALE, N.Y. (CBS 2) He was arrested for protecting his property and family.
But its how the Long Island man did it that police say crossed the line.
He got an AK-47 assault rifle, pulled the trigger and he ended up in jail, reports CBS 2s Pablo Guzman.
George Grier said he had to use his rifle on Sunday night to stop what he thought was going to be an invasion of his Uniondale home by a gang he thought might have been the vicious MS-13. He said the whole deal happened as he was about to drive his cousin home.
I went around and went into the house, ran upstairs and told my wife to call the police. I get the gun and I go outside and I come into the doorway and now, by this time, they are in the driveway, back here near the house. I tell them, you know, Can you please leave? Grier said.
Grier said the five men dared him to use the gun; and that their shouts brought another larger group of gang members in front of his house.
He starts threatening my family, my life. Oh youre dead. Im gonna kill your family and your babies. Youre dead. So when he says that, 20 others guys come rushing around the corner. And so I fired four warning shots into the grass, Grier said.
Grier was later arrested. John Lewis is Griers attorney.
What hes initially charged with A D felony reckless endangerment requires a depraved indifference to human life, creating a risk that someones going to die. Shooting into a lawn doesnt create a risk of anybody dying, Lewis said.
Grier said he knew Nassau County Police employ the hi-tech ShotSpotter technology in his area and that the shooting would bring police in minutes. Cops told Guzman he was very cooperative.
Grier also said he was afraid the gang outside his house was the dreaded MS-13. And Nassau County Police Lt. Andrew Mulraine, head of the gang unit, said MS-13 has 2,000 members in the county.
Theyre probably the most organized. They almost have a military hierarchy within the gang, so they are the most organized gang we encounter on a daily basis, Mulraine said.
You may think a person has the right to defend their home. But the law says you can only use physical force to deter physical force. Grier said he never saw anyone pull out a gun, so a court would have to decide on firing the gun.
Police determined Grier had the gun legally. He has no criminal record. And so he was not charged for the weapon.
That ShotSpotter technology pinpoints where a gun has been fired within 35 feet. Police said it also detected two other shootings in nearby Roosevelt that night.