Gun carrying man ends stabbing spree

[LS1Goat]

Good story. Wish it would get more exposure than it ultimately will.

[futant]

While the penal code has that written in, the constitution states that no one shall be free from suit for any reason. So basically you can get sued for anything no matter what. Even if the case doesnt hold up well in court, you are still going to have to fight it.

So far I have not seen a shoot case that has not had a civil suit afterwards. While most of the people end up No-Billed, they all get sued.

Just think there was a day , not that long ago in history, when the sheriff would come pat you on the back for such a job.

And get this -

the family that spawned such a POS would even feel guilty about what their offspring had done to the town.

Oh those days sure seemed to make a lot more sense when it came to violent criminals.

[bobs94formula]

Guy was smart for not shooting. Shooting someone will cost you a minimum of $15,000 if you dont go to court. Then they are going to sue you in civil court which will be another $10,000.

So yeah, dont shoot people unless you really have to, or you have some cash you dont need I guess.

That is one reason I got the Texas Law Shield coverage when I got my CHL. I may never use it, but at $240 a year for my wife and I it's cheap insurance.

[GhostTX]

That is one reason I got the Texas Law Shield coverage when I got my CHL. I may never use it, but at $240 a year for my wife and I it's cheap insurance.

Interesting.

[4.6coupe]

Interesting.

Cheap "insurance". I like it.

[Venix]

That is one reason I got the Texas Law Shield coverage when I got my CHL. I may never use it, but at $240 a year for my wife and I it's cheap insurance.

I have it as well. $10 a month for me and I love it. I worry less about "will i get sued," and more about "am I going to die."