Well said. Bravo Dad

Judged by 12 then carried by 6

@@dbrandon4528 Screw them all but nine. Six pall bearers, two road guards annd one to count cadence.

@@dbrandon4528 *than

The narrator is wrong. There was no grand jury.

Mitch had this all planned out prior to this. He bragged to his coworkers at Lear corp. ( my mom worked with him for 20 years )

@@jacobstienecker No he didn't 😂

Exactly this. Play stupid ass games, win stupid ass prizes

@@jacobstienecker So he planned for the kid to break in?? Youre full of shit!!

@@jacobstienecker Troll

It is never talk to the police unless you are legally required to interact with them also pull out your camera the second you start having an interaction. They aren't there to help you they are employees of the state and their job is to get people for crimes and that is what their mind is thinking about and what their goals are at all times.

❤

Lawyer up, entire family needs to lawyer up, the cops can twist an innocent persons words into a charge.

Always cracks me up when the cops say something along the lines of "we are here to help you if you just tell us everything". No clue how that still works on people

I’m a lawyer and I support this comment.

Exactly if that were the case police wouldn't handcuff dead suspects.

That was one stupid, useless neighbor.

The father had no way of knowing this guys intent or whether he had a gun or not. James was warned the father was armed. Fair ending.

that neighbor pisses me off

Yeah, you don't need a gun to hurt someone.

The absolute best comment!!! 👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏

Are you Fabolous? "Id rather be judged by 12 than carried by the 6. My gun aint on my man or carried by my chick. My gun aint in my crib or carried in the wbip. If Im right here homie then its right here homie." *Edited for whiteness.

Amen to that

in Russia we say "is better to be judged by 3 than to be carried by 4. Thus, we found that Americans are heavier and more likely to be acquitted😉

yeah, but where's the deadly threat?

Right. People need to just move on with their lives when a relationship ends.

@@razztazz1982Well we don’t live in the country we once did. In many states this father would be in prison for life! Places like Massachusetts where you as the homeowner have an obligation to flee your own home! Most ppl don’t believe this fact but you can look it up and see it for yourself. There are also tons of cases where they’ve locked ppl up for life for nearly this same thing in that state! Where if it were in say Maine it would be no issue at all… it’s insane but we allow and accept it all!

@@primitiveorganism9571 And what exactly does that have to do with the comment I made?

not much but it was an entertaining comment still. Informative too. lol. @@razztazz1982

@@primitiveorganism9571yes!! When I learned about that I was dumbfounded! Go to prison for life because someone broke into your house where my baby’s are sound asleep… of course I’m going to defend me and mine. The government is crazy for that! It’s why I’ll always live in WV… we are a gun loving state. But just 10 minutes down the road is MD where what you just said is a thing. What a shame. But I’ll go to prison with a smile on my face if it meant I protected my family!

I bet you don't even know the actual definition of a psychopath. Just throwing around labels. And you don't really know what the kid would do after he broke in, that's just more speculation. You obviously don't know how to think logically. Your stupid opinion is absolutely worthless.

BS you're jumping to conclusions you don't know what the outcome would have been if the father had not shot the kid.

@@josephrich3509 Double BS, if that's the case, give me a "good" scenario with a 2 yr estranged boyfriend breaking down the door, ignoring warnings of a flipping gun! It's stupid to think anything but bad was going to happen.

Triple BS on your comment.@@adamives8925

@@josephrich3509That's just as good of a reason for the father to do what he did. He had no idea what James was planning that day and shouldn't have to wait around and find out. James was given multiple warnings to leave and told they have a gun.

And then says to the mother "alright alright, calm down" in a most patronising voice. And he didn't even check the dead guy, see if he needed first aid, anything....

Media fucks everything up

100%! It disgusts me with all the video and audio evidence, besides his interview backing it all to a tee. Some of these law enforcement agencies and DA’s are so backwards!

glad your dumbass isn't on a jury then LOL

*how many medals

I Massachusetts where I live the dad would be in jail. Crazy.

The wrong DA, this goes down a totally different way...

Close, let me just revise that just a tiny bit… “A man was physically breaching the door to my home. He was trying to kill my daughter. I shot to stop him. I would like to assist you further but I am invoking my right to consult an attorney before saying anything more”. Mother and daughter say nothing other than “I wish to consult Ann attorney before making ant statements”.

@@biglapo13 You are 100% correct, in an ideal world. Hard enough for a person to remember just the phrase, "I wish to speak to my attorney"

@@biglapo13 let's tweak it, you might be the catalyst for someone who reads this to remember the phrase... Similar to coaching an officer drop the gun during training and watching said officer on bodycam repeating his practiced phrase, drop the gun during a shoot, yet? The bad guy has a knife.

@@biglapo13 I was in fear for my life/family I shot to stop him from being a threat, I would like yo further help yet at this point I would like to consult my attorney. Thoughts?

Plus how was the dad supposed to know if he had a weapon of some kind or not. Hell for all he knew the guy was gonna kidnap r&pe and kill his daughter

id put up a massive fence so i dont have to deal with that neighbor

Agreed on both points… the neighbor missed what happened and he was borderline accusing them.

You can get a DV charge for slamming a door because you're intimidating your spouse. But somehow breaking a door, and charging someone isn't a threat to do harm. I'd push so far as to say he assaulted them with the door. So it's a weapon.. 🤷🏼‍♀️

The guy is just trying to make sense of the situation

Why can't he find another girl instead of harassing his ex when she says no?

I joke they were given therapy through victims assistance

I don't exactly blame him for shooting; but it's also always kinda whack to me how quickly some of you go to immediately shooting your problems. Fights and shit can take place without needing to be fatal, and the only reason why so many do end up fatal is because some shit ass with a gun thinks any aggression towards them is grounds to start blasting like a coward. Be a man and actually confront problems, in this case, what may have just wound up being a verbal confrontation. I say this as an avid gun owner and shooter since I was a little kid. I look like a girl, and I've got far bigger balls than people who tote around a gun 24/7 or immediately goes for a gun when physical confrontation seems possible.

@@softenbysam Welcome to America. Any other country and this is considered murder, full stop.

​@@softenbysam Yeah okay. Dude broken the f*cking locks, off.

​@softboisam this isn't ufc dreamland lolol not everyone is a ninja, you obviously don't have a daughter and hopefully you never will, anyone comes after mine in my own home is going to take the room temperature challenge, not a fist to cuffs match to see who is tougher. Im not taking the chance of losing by a lucky hit, nah... we get one life, he played the choose your own adventure game and picked the wrong page to turn to. You want a 50 something year old overweight man to fight a 20 something year old on drugs to prove his manhood... lord you special

​@Katie38689 What happens if the father lost? You'd rather risk the safety of the daughter to protect a criminal. Looks a lot like you are victim blaming here

100%, there is a guy like this in every neighberhood and on top of being a self proclaim expert on everything, they lack 0 self awareness. Literally sitting there waitng to tell the cop all he knows and then point to the body like an idiot and say "that guy just died" All the cop wants to know is where the loaded gun is at cuz they themselfs have no idea what situation they are rolling up on to

Hey. There a s nice guy out here . “” no no. He’s an intruder trying to k my daughter. “” oh. You want me bring him in ??? No No no. He s trying. To k my daughter. “”” oh looky he dead. Never mind. I’ll just look at him. Wow. Never seen day before. How that happen ? Look he is leaking

The “well actually” guy at parties

😂😂😂😂 yes! I agree 💯 %.

I swear. I was waiting for them to just be like, “Jeffrey, get the fuck out of here man.” Lol.

Don’t care what he had ,try to break in my door you will meet you doom

How did neighbor know hee had no gun?.

That just his initial observation. He had no idea of the situation and once they explained it he understood.

@@cajunomics350 why would he insist to the police the perp was unarmed? He had no idea. He

fucking pathetic simpery here

As I heard/saw it, he turned right after the first shot. Not before. The remaining shots were blind, as in through the door, or just fired by the adrenaline of the moment.

Natural selection at its finest

The ex was warned before that they had a gun, he should have stopped then. He continued so they were in the right. The fact that he died is on him.

I interpreted this differently. It's pretty shocking to stumble upon someone dead/dying on the ground, I think he was probably processing his risk in approaching. I think "he's fine, he don't have no gun" was probably him asking the question audibly because his brain was just breaking the scene down. I could be wrong but I think people say and do weird things when in an intense situations.

I think he was just trying to assess the situation. I mean he had no idea what was going on. Plus the kid was dying right in front of him.

Perfectly said!!!👏

For some reason, no matter how we hear it from lawyers and LEO’s, people who really feel they did nothing wrong and are law abiding think they won’t need a lawyer.

Bullshit. There was a police chief in court who, hearing the defendant's story, stood up and said "why didn't you tell me this from the beginning?" The guy had been taken to jail, had to post bond, and had huge attorney fees. If he had told the officer what happened, they would have done a standard investigation and let him go. The police chief and prosecutor dropped the charges. Attorneys tell you this Bullshit because they get paid.

It’s their job to bring justice to both families. That’s why they ask questions. Not to screw you. Come on man!

​@@luranyl American is a scam

YES he is!!!!!

A real dad can use his fists to protect.

@@VonDutchNL You've been watching way too many movies 😂

​@@VonDutchNLa real Dad doesn't take chances with his children's safety. He just stops the threat to them.

@@VonDutchNL a real man doesn't try to break into an ex of several years back home. You think he was trying to come in for a tea and a chat? The guy was clearly unhinged. And the father is older and may not be as physically capable as the young man. The father warned the psycho and the psycho did what psycho's do.

How else are you suppose to react?

hahahha, the game

Cooler heads prevail

Too funny.

Neighbor was a retired police officer I believe

😂😂😂😂😂if he cared so much he should have been administering cpr lol

@@stansmiley9737 Pretty sure CPR wouldn't do much there other than causing him to bleed out faster, you'd need to stop the bleeding first.

Probably a vet that has seem combat.

@@remnant.rising go back and listen to the end

Thank our DAs and PIGS for that

@@remnant.rising The narrator must have made a mistake. He must have been charged to end up in front of a grand jury. I think they meant to say he was not convicted.

​@@Psirusta grand jury decides if he should be charged or not, a trial jury convicts. It's entirely possible that a grand jury hears a case and doesn't indict/charge.

To anyone who is unfamiliar with a grand jury it is a really one sided endeavor. You hear only the information the prosecutor wants you to hear, and just because a case is heard by a grand jury it doesn't mean the prosecutor is trying to bring charges against someone. More of a formality to prevent criticism because then you can point to a grand jury if there is disagreement why charges were not brought against someone. If a prosecutor actually wants someone charged and a grand jury refuses to indict, a prosecutor can just bring it to the next one until they indict

As a father I would have emptied the magazine my daughter is my world

Yup that’s what I’m saying FAFO

If the judge had actually said this and just adjourned, I'd have barfed with laughter

Yes, @dwtunchained217, he indeed F.A.A.F.O!

​@@user-rr7sr9ne8s Thanks for using the proper terminology. I cringe anytime someone calls a magazine a clip.

And at that time no one knew if he had a gun.

because he has video proof of a attempted house raid for his daughter.

And photographic proof of the damaged door.

@@grub__it doesn’t matter if he had proof. Cops can have motives and twist and innocent person’s words into crimes. The fact that a grand jury was put together is proof that he should have talked to a lawyer. As they say, a grand jury will indict a ham sandwich because the burden of proof is so low. NEVER talk to the police when they put you in that interrogation room. AT ALL. FOR ANY REASON. Leave or ask for a lawyer.

@@grub__ doesn’t matter. If the cops wanted to be aggressive, they could slip him up at any point. Hes lucky they sided with him and weren’t pursuing him aggressively.

Agree. Generally don’t volunteer anything to the police a lawyer doesn’t ok.

Thank you for posting this information.

@@happyface5143 that info is mentioned in the last few seconds of the vid.

Thank you for this. I'm only at the beginning of watching this and I was wondering reading through these comments, what happened to the father - whether he was in trouble. You answered that for me so thank you!

Indict him for what......protecting the lives of his family from a nutjob? Not happening😁

​@@bobbyswain7049Biden: hold my dementia...

I didn't see a man, I saw a girly boy.

Maybe her 😺 was fire 🔥

i would love to know what the back story is, was this kid violent? history of stalking? known for having weapon's? breaking a door = death??? i don't know. everyone is trigger happy and if the Dad kept himself in shape he could of handled him without the gun.

@@MrThinking4myself James was a 22 year old man who's own family later described as a "fitness freak". Don't let the Beaver Cleaver appearance fool you.

@@scottkalinowski7185Why would the father want to gamble his families lives on winning a fist fight with a much younger, fitter and stronger man?

I mean look out the door, see a unfamiliar figure on the ground after gunshots, you can assume the stranger isn't a active shooter and that maybe the homeowners who have guns were.

U mean how he goes" but he has no weapons" ...repeatedly..😂😂 if that neighbor stands by what he says, he'd be dead if that's ever his house getting broken in to.

@@mryang3644 And the way he said it made it sound like his neighbor was wrong for shooting the guy. They were on the other side of the door. They couldn't see if he had a gun or knife or whatever. It could have been concealed and he could have pulled it out once he got in the house.

I was thinking the exact same thing!

I've had this type of neighbor before, the know-it-all who tries to take charge of everything even when there's no need for them to be involved lol

Bro he was mentally ill and probaly on acid and not in his rigt mind..I assume. Because they speaking about changes etc.

Ok then but shouldn't the daughter herself or anyone else that was ever stalked or abused be able to shoot an ex or current partner then I mean I've had worse domestic incidents than this and I didn't ever shoot anyone

@@leahflower9924 yeah and if shoot only in the feet or so and one time and not 5 shots with killing intent. This is murder no self defense in my eyes

​@mirjamweibel9678 Then you are blind. If this ass busted through my door and started wrestling me while I am holding a gun, NO FREAKING MERCY. Say hi to Satan, you are out of here.

​@@mirjamweibel9678but they did not know if he had a gun or some kind of weapon!

Sounds like mental instability runs in the family.

Link?

Can you pass the link so we can counter-smear that lunatic's image?

@@Lore3440 I was going to say the same thing.

sick bastards

He could've easily had a knife in his pocket or stashed in his waistband. Who wants to wait around and find out if he does or not? Also James' family described him as a "fitness nut". Dad was 60 years old and very overweight. No way should Dad have considered for one second to gamble his families lives on winning a fist fight with a much younger and fitter person.

People out here thinking bare hands ain't weapons, you don't need a weapon to kill or maim a person

@@Bubba__Sawyerthat’s the best part of owning a gun it protects women and the elderly from lunatics like this

He didn't have a weapon you can see, it doesn't mean he is unarmed.

I think he just didn't understand the situation initially. He seemed to understand better once they explained what happened.

n IL you shoot a suspect IN your home and their unarmed guess who goes to prison? What sucks about this situation is that the dad still shot an unarmed person. I get it, the threat was there but there is also something called escalation of force. If someone decides to fist fight me and I whip out my Glock and shoot him three times, guess who going to prison? You guessed it, the person who escalated it to deadly force. I'm surprised the family did not call the police sooner when they realized he was following them and tell the ex-bf to leave and that the police were on their way. How the dad also got a gun before dialing 911 is crazy. I would've been on the phone with the police while getting the firearm from the bedroom. This event could have been avoided. I'm surprised the prosecutors didn't see it that way. The police asked him about whether or not he kept his firearm fully loaded all the time and if he really knew the dead suspect to which he said no, but the daughter said they dated on and off for a year and a half, you would think there was some interest in getting to know who was dating their daughter on and off you would think the dad would've known of him a little bit by that point . Thought it strange that she mentioned that she thought her dad was paranoid I would've never said that. I love the choice of words in the dad's interrogation "that's when the gun went off" rather than that's when I shot at him, which only looks like an unwillingness to take any accountability, the gun went off, he didn't pull the trigger vibes. At the end of the day who cares though other than the dead dude's family, just an idiot getting lead. Try this in IL though he would've been locked up for life

It didn’t go to trial, they had a grand jury and they said they wouldn’t convict him. DA wanted to go to trial, but looking to save money, they run it past a grand jury first.

Right and just the fact this kid KNEW the parents were home and didn’t care they were telling him to leave.. says A LOT!

Still a homicide, whether justified or not

@CamiM305 Disgusting, he didn't get time in prison, Hell awaits him 😤

womp womp @@CamiM305

Homocide doesn’t mean murder. Simply a person killing another person. Everything in the title is accurate.

Yo it says that the father saved daughter from psycho ex now!

Honestly, that's not even that bad. Here in New York, we not only do not have Castle Doctrine or Stand Your Ground Law; If someone is attempting burgle your house in a non-violent manner and get hurt in the process, even by accident, they have the right to sue you in a similar manner to Workers Comp. Like, some POS crackhead could get taken care of forever because they fell while trying to jack your TV. On your dime.

​@@phsycosk8r429 The first time I heard something like that was in the movie "Liar Liar" and I was a kid so I thought it was a joke. Then I grew up and realized that can actually happen. Crazy.

@@phsycosk8r429 Why do you guys decide to continue to live there, other than they tax you too much to leave?

n IL you shoot a suspect IN your home and their unarmed guess who goes to prison? What sucks about this situation is that the dad still shot an unarmed person. I get it, the threat was there but there is also something called escalation of force. If someone decides to fist fight me and I whip out my Glock and shoot him three times, guess who going to prison? You guessed it, the person who escalated it to deadly force. I'm surprised the family did not call the police sooner when they realized he was following them and tell the ex-bf to leave and that the police were on their way. How the dad also got a gun before dialing 911 is crazy. I would've been on the phone with the police while getting the firearm from the bedroom. This event could have been avoided. I'm surprised the prosecutors didn't see it that way. The police asked him about whether or not he kept his firearm fully loaded all the time and if he really knew the dead suspect to which he said no, but the daughter said they dated on and off for a year and a half, you would think there was some interest in getting to know who was dating their daughter on and off you would think the dad would've known of him a little bit by that point . Thought it strange that she mentioned that she thought her dad was paranoid I would've never said that. I love the choice of words in the dad's interrogation "that's when the gun went off" rather than that's when I shot at him, which only looks like an unwillingness to take any accountability, the gun went off, he didn't pull the trigger vibes. At the end of the day who cares though other than the dead dude's family, just an idiot getting lead. Try this in IL though he would've been locked up for life

@@errantstorm out of curiosity why are you spamming the same incorrect statement?

Well she did say mentally after if you listen closely.

Now her abuser is dead. Gg

@@nicholashoneycutt5486 and that's a win in any book.

@@Sound_Spark So basically what your saying the reason he shouldve died was because he said "Nobody will ever love you"

​@@frostedjelly2010 nope they clearly said that because dude was dangerous. If the dad wasn't home she'd probably be dead.

He was not kid. He was a grown ass adult.

What does that mean? Feel his Wheaties?

❤❤❤agreed sir! I wish more people felt the same way!❤❤❤

​@@ericsalidbar1693 Wheaties slogan says they make you strong.. so feeling his strength ... Ego

Feeling his oats is the traditional saying, but feeling his Wheaties is amusing and more colorful..😅

n IL you shoot a suspect IN your home and their unarmed guess who goes to prison? What sucks about this situation is that the dad still shot an unarmed person. I get it, the threat was there but there is also something called escalation of force. If someone decides to fist fight me and I whip out my Glock and shoot him three times, guess who going to prison? You guessed it, the person who escalated it to deadly force. I'm surprised the family did not call the police sooner when they realized he was following them and tell the ex-bf to leave and that the police were on their way. How the dad also got a gun before dialing 911 is crazy. I would've been on the phone with the police while getting the firearm from the bedroom. This event could have been avoided. I'm surprised the prosecutors didn't see it that way. The police asked him about whether or not he kept his firearm fully loaded all the time and if he really knew the dead suspect to which he said no, but the daughter said they dated on and off for a year and a half, you would think there was some interest in getting to know who was dating their daughter on and off you would think the dad would've known of him a little bit by that point . Thought it strange that she mentioned that she thought her dad was paranoid I would've never said that. I love the choice of words in the dad's interrogation "that's when the gun went off" rather than that's when I shot at him, which only looks like an unwillingness to take any accountability, the gun went off, he didn't pull the trigger vibes. At the end of the day who cares though other than the dead dude's family, just an idiot getting lead. Try this in IL though he would've been locked up for life

You don't know the law to well. The "escalation of force" came from James. You are perfectly well and able to defend you family and self with a force amplifier to stop the threat. You don't know what he has behind that door, why do you think cops act as they do when dealing with suspects? It's the UNKNOWN that you have to be prepared for. It's unfortunate of course, but by no means the father's fault, he warned him countless times, his family was afraid. What do you want James to say "I'm gonna kill you all muhahahah!!!" C'mon.

A busy body if there ever was one.

100%

100%

Was it confirmed if the cousin gave the address?

Right? Family 1st, friends 2nd, dirty ex boyfriends dead last!! 😂pun intended

@@christoffesedao3579 no; just assumed. I guess he could have gotten it another way.

He had no right to question anything about the situation. He wasn't there. He should've just called the police immediately and maybe offered aid if he thought someone in the house was hurt. "He don't got no gun" right off the bat is so uncalled for. He can see the busted in door and hear the women screaming inside. Either help or go saunter off back home.

Exactly! The neighbor doesn’t know what’s in the dudes pockets.

I don't think he was questioning it. He was just telling them , he doesn't have a gun. So you Better get your answers ready for the questions you're about to asked by popo

You have to use your context clues. He's saying it to tell them that he's no longer a threat since they are all scared inside.

Do people not know how to read between the lines anymore or do they just hear what people literally say. Dude was just letting them know there was no gun so nobody was gonna get shot.

"Dirt nap" lol

The neighbor needs to stay on his own side of the fence. He's running his mouth to the cops and witnessed nothing

if you are guilty you want a lawyer, if you are innocent you DEFINITELY NEED a lawyer

It's exactly what I was thinking...never speak to cops without representation!

NEVER talk to the police at all, without a lawyer present. Regardless of the case or the circumstances. I would rather be tried by twelve then buried by six, or even carried by six.

Yep never talk to the cops without a lawyer

Most people don't have their own lawyers and none will be provided if the dad was not under arrest. This is why never cooperate with LE if they didn't arrest you.

I guess these people aren’t aware that this guy’s rights ended where this family’s began. He trespassed, terrorized this family, and he got exactly what he asked for. Every behavior has consequences. One of dads’ responsibilities and roles is to protect his family… this dad did just that.

If you forcibly enter any logical person is gonna try to fuck you up so you get out ASAP

Classic, "my angel would never do something like this." BS from the family. You failed as parents raising your son, and now he's dead because of his poor choices, don't blame others for your shortcomings.

They obviously raised him that way. If he knew what "No" means, he'd still be alive because both her parents told him No and he just kept coming. It serves him right.

his family is a bunch of known perverts everyone knows this about them

That part made me sob huge tears❤

He was the daughter's ex he couldn't have been all bad,she was definitely a flake.

I'm all for supporting the frontline folks in Blue, but f*** prosecutors like these.

Yeah, Ohio PA, and NY are all like that.

@@Grandma7T7 SADLY YOU ARE GUILTY TILL PROVEN INNOCENT.

​@@insane4wheeler1 Only if you're a law abiding citizen defending yourself. If you're a violent thug you get set free without bail and eventually given a slap on the wrist.

District attorneys are assholes most of the time. They go after the guilty, yeah, but they also destroy innocent people's lives just to get convictions, even with this kind of evidence. This time, it worked well for the innocent, but how many times it did not?

In my case, they were. I was a sexual assault victim of my grandmother's boyfriend at the time and mind u I was almost 17 at the time and it started at the age of 10. He admitted to the police that he did do it to me and he is now serving 8 to 20 years behind bars. I was at his sentencing and after hearing everything, I broke down because I survived the horrible nightmare but I also was glad that I had put a stop to him before it happened to another child

They are never on our side.

a friend of mine has a sword and when one of his daughters friends asked him to be her dad and confront a boy she just started dating he did the whole time he asked the guy questions as he sharpened his sword to wear it cut a piece of paper in front of him like a hot knife to butter! which is what he displayed as he told the boy to have her home at a certation time! funny but it works, as for my i have a granddaughter and if i ever see a man follower her into a bathroom dressed in drag or not thats when the police will find the body of that stalker/pedophile/sodomite

@@tekoppentekoppen761 They are but do not lie to them because it only makes it worse

​@@tooldog5062You have a Trump flag nailed to the side of your rented mobile home and can't go within 1000' of a school, right?

Stupid has leveled up in the world :(

Thank you. I hate that guy, or at least how he acted. Rendered no aid to the attacker yet hung around in field of fire should the attacker get up, talked crap to the defender, then spoke to the cops like he was an attentive eye-witness to events he did not see. Dude took nosy to the point of being a legal threat and obstacle to defense while doing nothing helpful. And he must be an elite trauma surgeon, declaring the attacker dead just by sight from 20' away. Unless Dad's pistol removed attacker's head, which seems unlikely.

There are about 39M of us in California, including Vietnam Veterans like my family, so back off with your lethal stupidity.

The neighbors must be from California.

@@jdwold1118well intruder James was definitely from California lmao. Bro thought he could break in without consequences

Annoying, yes. But he did help de escalate when the cop arrived.

If only this hughschooler knew this before sealing his death..

Depends on what you consider reasonable in an unarmed intruder situation

@@emerson-biggons7078You break into peoples' homes or are planning to. That's the only explanation I can think of for why you'd defend the action of breaking into someone's home.

@@canoshizrocks That is the dumbest thing Ive ever heard and that can only come from people who don't value human life equally.

@@emerson-biggons7078 You're welcome to try breaking into my home Mr. Apologist.

The guy was antisocial as hell. No wonder she fell for him as a teenager--that kind of garbage is pretty common for young girls. They love guys that don't have much or any conscience. They outgrow it eventually if they have any brains. Some don't!

who did that?

Love Sheriff Grady

Yeah, Grady is the bomb. Real time Matt Dillon.

Grandstand Grady is an asshat.

I really don’t think three shots is a lot.

@@RTS907 me either ! How was he to know if the guy had a gun ? His personality had changed so anything was possible.

Then he just took over and told the police everything.

People are saying this. It’s a stupid take. He was just processing. Once he understood, he was fully on their side

Agreed! It also wouldn't matter if they did know he didn't have a gun. He was a healthy and strong young man who likely could have overpowered both parents to get to the daughter. The parents are not young. He also forfeited his right to life as soon as he started trying to get in.

Yeah, that neighbor is a fucking idiot for acting like is was an unbelievable thing that a guy whom appears to be unarmed would be shot as he breaks another person’s door down to their home. ‘He ain’t got no gun’ does not mean ‘he ain’t got no dangerous intentions’ like that neighbor asserts with his defensive speak.

Key words being ~he WAS breaking in.~ You have the right to be safe in your own home. He could have had any type of weapon on him, but he was also bigger than her.

I loved that redneck 😂 5:07 looking at the dude like he was a wild animal “did ya shoot him” 🤣 then jumped back when he realized “wait it’s a person it’s serious” lmao then after they said they’re on the phone with the cops, he went back to being all calm “ok he’s not moving, he ain’t going no where”

That neighbor is dumb and self centered, he didn't even ask to his neighbors what has happened and was already getting to conclusions.

You tube really be deleting all my.comments

I tried commenting under your comment twice about going through something similar. Did my comment Upset you KZfaq???

Anyway I'm sorry that happened to you and I'm sorry your dad didn't do anything 😢

@@wolf.eye._- Yeah youtube likes to delete my comments about being ab*sed as a child (fucking sucks I have to censor that, we are truly living in a d*stopia). I can only conclude that the higher ups at youtube are ab*sers and m*lesters themselves and don't want peoples' stories getting out.

NEVER answer police questions, the right to remain silent is golden, always use that right

ugh the neighbour was so damn annoying

He must’ve been using his invisible metal detector suit.

Or dagger? or switchblade ? etc etc. He wouldn't take no for an answer. He busted in anyways

Hes inspector gadget bro

Because he asked him nicely. Everybody knows assailants must disclose their possession of firearms.

Exactly.

demented

Imagine if her dad wasn’t home? She would have been the victim. Very scary

agreed he came off very agressive in the ring footage. im so happy her parents were there to protect her @@kristenwilliamson8455

Probably on drugs.

The neighbor probably couldn't believe what happened actually happened he seemed dumbfounded when he realized her ex was dying

Maybe he knows how women really work

It’s called assessing a situation mf, if you heard a gunshot right next door to neighbors you potentially know, you’d go make sure they were ok, don’t say stupid shit that makes no sense, cause we all know as humans we would check on em

@JunkMail-lk2fb if she deserves it then yes tf not everybody sits with their tail between their legs not everyone is forgiving ..best thing you can do is stop being g a shitry human

At the time he probably thought he was doing a good thing and helping out the neighbor and communicating with the homeowners (since he was outside and the homeowners were inside) I find it interesting how you know all the context from watching a few seconds clip. We weren't there. We don't know the motives of the neighbor.

The most common phrase a criminal enabler repeats. There's bad cols, and good. Y'all are just too stuck on the auditor stupidity to understand.

@@Warclzugritterin any situation it’s 100% much better to speak to a lawyer before speaking to a cop you have no idea what you’re talking abt bozo 😂

@@DonTheBeastChannel Spoke to cops many times = zero issues. I just don't commit crimes, or act like I'm unstoppable. The Beast needs to learn manners

@@Warclzugritter Just because you haven't committed a crime absolutely doesn't mean you don't need a lawyer. Especially the innocent need lawyers!! Why would you need to talk to cops that many times 😂😂

I have a daughter not far from this age...put in this situation I don't know what I would have done...daughter was obviously very scared of this guy...makes u wonder what went on behind closed doors..I wouldn't WANT 2 kill anybody, but defending my young daughter from someone trying to get 2 her, I think u can just about do anything...even though you don't want to.

The father is in the right 102% over ohio law where this takes place in its stand your ground

@@braxtonthelucario2129 right like you gotta be out of your mind to act like he did. Once that voice came over that ring camera "Hey she doesn't wanna talk to you" that should of been the end. Not take what I'm saying to you as a challenge and come up with a way to force yourself into my home to get access to my daughter that doesn't want you to be around her? 🤔🤔🤔 No dad was Right and gave him to many warnings out of love for his kid's ex

Sorry to hear that. 🙏

💔 so sorry for your loss. I have a daughter, that was in a bad relationship when she left him, he started doing crazy things. We live in Texas, at the time I worked in the oilfield. There are behaviors and actions not acceptable in our community. The ex out of the blue completely stopped trying to contact her. 15 years later I found out a group of "oilfield" men gave him a visit when they heard my baby girl (23 yrs old) was living in fear due to the ex's threats. I will be forever thankful to the men that "handled" the situation.

This was planned out by the family

@@jacobstienecker no it wasn't 😂

​@@jacobstieneckerproof

Amen.

Man not a mouse.

I'd rather be judged by 12 than carried by 6.