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Re: Farmer holds burglars at gunpoint after he finds them creeping around property: police
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Good Guy With Gun
Feb 4, 2024, 6:42:53 PMFeb 4
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On 01 Mar 2022, Lefty Lundquist <lefty_l...@ggmail.com> posted some
news:svm9sh$hnb$4...@dont-email.me:
> They were Democrat voters collecting election funds.
He should have shot the fucks, but he showed his kids how to do it right.
Footprints helped authorities confirm two men as burglary suspects, a
Washington sheriff's office spokesman said
A Washington state farmer reportedly stopped a pair of suspected thieves
in their tracks when he held them at gunpoint on his property until
deputies arrived.
"We have many responsible gun owners here in Grant County and if they are
outside protecting their property they can certainly hold someone at
gunpoint and then call 911 to have us come and investigate and find out
what those people are doing there," Grant County Sheriff’s Office
spokesman Kyle Foreman told local outlet KPQ News.
The sheriff’s office said deputies were called to a farm in Quincy last
Saturday at about 7 p.m. over reports of two burglary suspects.
NRA SUES DEMOCRAT GOVERNOR OVER WASHINGTON STATE'S NEW 'BLATANTLY
UNCONSTITUTIONAL' GUN BAN
The suspects were allegedly targeting two farm shops on the property but
were stopped in their tracks by the farmer.
NH FARMER IS FOLK HERO FOR GUN RIGHTS ADVOCATES
The unidentified property owner pulled out a firearm and held the pair at
gunpoint until deputies arrived, according to authorities.
The responding deputies arrested the duo, identified as 45-year-old Glenn
Richard of Quincy and 28-year-old Jesus Rangel of Mattawa, on burglary
charges. The sheriff's office said the suspects' footprints inside the
shops helped identify them as the culprits, KPQ News reported.
ALABAMA TRACTOR SUPPLY CUSTOMERS THWART ALLEGED SHOPLIFTERS, OPEN FIRE ON
GETAWAY CAR'S TIRES
"Deputies found two shops on the property had been burglarized and a box
of stolen property was staged outside, along with shoe prints matching the
suspect's shoes inside the shops," Foreman told the outlet.
Foreman added that legally armed citizens in the county periodically use
their Second Amendment rights to thwart criminals, which is within their
legal bounds in a situation similar to the farmer’s.
Foreman explained to Fox News Digital on Sunday morning that Washington
law states that it is not unlawful to "use, attempt, or offer to use force
upon or toward the person" when "reasonably used by a person to detain
someone who enters or remains unlawfully in a building or on real property
lawfully in the possession of such person, so long as such detention is
reasonable in duration and manner to investigate the reason for the
detained person's presence on the premises, and so long as the premises in
question did not reasonably appear to be intended to be open to members of
the public."
The pair were taken to Grant County Jail, according to KPQ News.
https://www.foxnews.com/us/farmer-holds-burglars-gunpoint-after-finds-
them-creeping-around-property-police
news:svm9sh$hnb$4...@dont-email.me:
> They were Democrat voters collecting election funds.
He should have shot the fucks, but he showed his kids how to do it right.
Footprints helped authorities confirm two men as burglary suspects, a
Washington sheriff's office spokesman said
A Washington state farmer reportedly stopped a pair of suspected thieves
in their tracks when he held them at gunpoint on his property until
deputies arrived.
"We have many responsible gun owners here in Grant County and if they are
outside protecting their property they can certainly hold someone at
gunpoint and then call 911 to have us come and investigate and find out
what those people are doing there," Grant County Sheriff’s Office
spokesman Kyle Foreman told local outlet KPQ News.
The sheriff’s office said deputies were called to a farm in Quincy last
Saturday at about 7 p.m. over reports of two burglary suspects.
NRA SUES DEMOCRAT GOVERNOR OVER WASHINGTON STATE'S NEW 'BLATANTLY
UNCONSTITUTIONAL' GUN BAN
The suspects were allegedly targeting two farm shops on the property but
were stopped in their tracks by the farmer.
NH FARMER IS FOLK HERO FOR GUN RIGHTS ADVOCATES
The unidentified property owner pulled out a firearm and held the pair at
gunpoint until deputies arrived, according to authorities.
The responding deputies arrested the duo, identified as 45-year-old Glenn
Richard of Quincy and 28-year-old Jesus Rangel of Mattawa, on burglary
charges. The sheriff's office said the suspects' footprints inside the
shops helped identify them as the culprits, KPQ News reported.
ALABAMA TRACTOR SUPPLY CUSTOMERS THWART ALLEGED SHOPLIFTERS, OPEN FIRE ON
GETAWAY CAR'S TIRES
"Deputies found two shops on the property had been burglarized and a box
of stolen property was staged outside, along with shoe prints matching the
suspect's shoes inside the shops," Foreman told the outlet.
Foreman added that legally armed citizens in the county periodically use
their Second Amendment rights to thwart criminals, which is within their
legal bounds in a situation similar to the farmer’s.
Foreman explained to Fox News Digital on Sunday morning that Washington
law states that it is not unlawful to "use, attempt, or offer to use force
upon or toward the person" when "reasonably used by a person to detain
someone who enters or remains unlawfully in a building or on real property
lawfully in the possession of such person, so long as such detention is
reasonable in duration and manner to investigate the reason for the
detained person's presence on the premises, and so long as the premises in
question did not reasonably appear to be intended to be open to members of
the public."
The pair were taken to Grant County Jail, according to KPQ News.
https://www.foxnews.com/us/farmer-holds-burglars-gunpoint-after-finds-
them-creeping-around-property-police
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