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Can't be you say. Guns don't kill people, people do.

You may need to reword that to include "usually" after you read this account of how two guns, aided by a truck and a bumpy road, got together and fatally shot a burglar who was making his getaway from the scene of a crime.

The gun that discharged the fatal shot happened to be an AR15. The gun that pulled the trigger was a shotgun.

You can't make this stuff up.

Who says there's no justice in this world?

Details here.

Someone from Mendoza's family will eventually sue the owner of the gun for leaving it where it could be stolen, and not providing a lock when the thief took possession. This story would make for a great episode of World's Dumbest Criminals!

TBM

Family sues Firearms manufactures in 3, 2, 1... Followed after a loss in court or case dismissal with a civil suite against the farm owners for failure to store the weapons in a condition and location there son could not have gained access to them. Eric Holder will step in to see if a federal law has been broken, and if not, will recommend that POTUS enacts a retroactive executive order that holds farm owners responsible to store deadly Semi automatic sniper-assault weapons unloaded, disassembled and bolts welded to the bareal

"nobody needs an AR-15."

Wrong. the AR-15 needs Nobody....

E.Marquez wrote:...Semi automatic machine gun sniper-assault weapons...

Fixed it. This is what they are calling them now.

Those AR and Shotgun are demon-possessed, can I have custody of said firearms. I promise to perform my powerful Islamic rituals to free their "spirits".

" it seemed clear that Mendoza’s death was accidental and the result of failing to safely store the weapons he stole"

I guess karma DOES exist.

Pawpaw wrote:I guess karma DOES exist.

Yep. And she's a witch!

Pawpaw wrote:I guess karma DOES exist.

I prefer the law of the harvest. You reap what you sow.

jmra wrote:

E.Marquez wrote:...Semi automatic machine gun sniper-assault weapons...

Fixed it. This is what they are calling them now.

They could just call them "super scary whatever terrifies you" guns.

O6nop wrote:" it seemed clear that Mendoza’s death was accidental and the result of failing to safely store the weapons he stole"

The obvious progressive solution is a new law (what else) to jail any crime victims whose stolen weapons are handled unsafely by the thief when said unsafe handling leads to injury or death of said criminal.

After all, we shouldn't let any opportunity to oppress innocent productive citizens with more laws that do nothing to reduce criminal conduct go to waste.

Excaliber wrote:

O6nop wrote:" it seemed clear that Mendoza’s death was accidental and the result of failing to safely store the weapons he stole"

The obvious progressive solution is a new law (what else) to jail any crime victims whose stolen weapons are handled unsafely by the thief when said unsafe handling leads to injury or death of said criminal.

After all, we shouldn't let any opportunity to oppress innocent productive citizens with more laws that do nothing to reduce criminal conduct go to waste.

I know you're being somewhat snarky, but that probably isn't far from the truth.

This is all gonna end in blood and tears. I can just feel it.

Excaliber wrote:

O6nop wrote:" it seemed clear that Mendoza’s death was accidental and the result of failing to safely store the weapons he stole"

The obvious progressive solution is a new law (what else) to jail any crime victims whose stolen weapons are handled unsafely by the thief when said unsafe handling leads to injury or death of said criminal.

After all, we shouldn't let any opportunity to oppress innocent productive citizens with more laws that do nothing to reduce criminal conduct go to waste.

Ha ha. That's funny. Uh wait!
That's not far from what Colorado is doing now.
http://www.foxnews.com/politics/2013/02 ... or-crimes/

BigGuy wrote:

Excaliber wrote:

O6nop wrote:" it seemed clear that Mendoza’s death was accidental and the result of failing to safely store the weapons he stole"

The obvious progressive solution is a new law (what else) to jail any crime victims whose stolen weapons are handled unsafely by the thief when said unsafe handling leads to injury or death of said criminal.

After all, we shouldn't let any opportunity to oppress innocent productive citizens with more laws that do nothing to reduce criminal conduct go to waste.

Ha ha. That's funny. Uh wait!
That's not far from what Colorado is doing now.
http://www.foxnews.com/politics/2013/02 ... or-crimes/

Precisely.

It's how these folks really think - if you can call it that.