How would you handle someone breaking into your home in the middle of the night?

The good thing for the bad guys in your neighborhood is that you’ve given them way more than enough opportunity to rethink their terrible idea before reaching your door.

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For the literate bad guy there are multiple warning signs on the fence also. Warning about the dogs and their owners.Oh, I didn’t mention I have cameras to be entertained by what Damien and Thorn are doing to the dumbass that climbed the fence.

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‘Hello? Crime Scene Clean-up?’ Yeah, It’s me again’… :laughing:

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Making dinner reservations, Don? :rofl:

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‘Joseph? How would you like to earn a coin?’ :innocent:

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Very well, Sir. Shall I take you to meet the Sommelier?

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‘The Sommelier is ALWAYS in…would you like a tasting?’

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Certainly. He has many fine offerings I would love to try out.

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I hope the dogs are ok.

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If you don’t lock your doors nobody would have to kick your door in.

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That’s ridiculous.

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It’s technically correct.

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I live a totally different lifestyle than most people here.

As a delivery driver for a global brown truck hauling company….

I can say that there were plenty of neighborhoods I delivered that the doors were not just unlocked but WIDE OPEN!

That’s likely changed in the 12 years since I delivered.

I never leave my truck or front door unlocked!

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How would you handle someone breaking into your home in the middle of the night?

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In NC the law says that you are automatically assumed to be under a deadly threat if someone breaks in to an occupied dwelling. The defendant has to prove he was peacefully breaking in to your house and would never hurt a fly.

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That make no sense for a whole plethora of reasons. I hope it is to reduce the amount of break-ins. Morally I couldn’t shoot somebody because they only broke into my house.

I think is is because they have to be violent to break a door down or possibly break a window to crawl through. I don’t think the assumption works if your doors or windows are unlocked. Personally, if someone is willing to break my locked door or window, I wouldn’t dare think that they wouldn’t do the same to me. I’m happy to have them try to prove they wouldn’t in a court of law.

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Can’t really ‘prove’ anything if he’s a member of the ‘Chalk Line Club’ now can he?
Just sayin’ :rofl:

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Cause and effect. What else can I say?

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