Two Gonzaga University students are facing expulsion for using a handgun to defend themselves when a six-time felon broke into their home.
In late October, Erik Fagan and Dan McIntosh were in campus housing located off the main campus when John Taylor pushed through their door and entered the dwelling. Taylor had "six prior convictions" and was "arrested later that night on an unrelated charge."
According to the Daily Mail, Taylor said he was looking for money so McIntosh pulled a handgun when he entered the dwelling. Upon seeing the gun Taylor left the premises.
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3 comments:
They should give the kid a medal for not shooting the intruder
at least they're alive .
This must be a new Democratic gun-control tactic. There have been a rash of DAs or public prosecutors charging innocent citizens with the crime of defending their homes with a firearm... So, they're letting you keep the gun but charging you with using it for it's purpose. Typical, typical liberal leftist design.
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