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You were on his property
My mistake I assumed he was breaking into a car parked on the street - public property.
It takes a brazen car thief to enter property unless it's unoccupied, though we do get the occasional home invasion and they can be quite nasty. One case three masked men with baseball bats demanding the keys or they'd break his legs, the car was some rare Mitsubishi Evo.
You could literally shoot a person in the back as he's running off your property, carrying stolen property or not, and you'll get off scott free.
There's some things I really like about the USA.
We had a security guard here put through the ringer, she shot a guy in the back, granted he had just broken into the place and was fleeing but the law here states you can't plea self defence if you're not actually defending yourself.
Wow so glad I dont live in the USA What a fucked up law, especially the part where the thug sues you.
We have that here too, it's so bad they could probably even sue you if they slipped on your wet floor and hurt their back though you'd have to be pretty hurt for any judge to take that seriously.
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