Home Defender Shoots Intruder

Wayne La Pierre, Executive Vice President of the National Rifle Association, continues to report “what they didn’t tell you today.” This article tells a story about a home defense incident that would never have happened if the Chicago-area criminal justice system had done it’s job. As Wayne points out, the mainstream media would probably sweep this latter fact under the carpet.

Give Probation, Get Attacked

It seems like a clear case of self-defense … and it is. But what they didn’t tell you about an armed invasion of a home in Chicago’s suburb of Zion spells danger for innocent victims.

According to the Chicago Tribune, a 16-year-old thug named Gerrell Davis donned a black ski mask and gloves and forced his way into the home of middle-aged couple. Davis was armed with a loaded rifle and deadly intent.

The 55-year-old wife grabbed a 9mm handgun from her bedroom, ran to the kitchen and fired twice. The intruder was found by police on the kitchen floor, dead and still wearing the mask.

Authorities said they don’t anticipate any charges against the couple, who acted in self-defense.

But what they won’t tell you is that the violent attack never should have occurred in the first place. And that this wasn’t the first time Davis had attacked with a gun. Two years ago, he was convicted of aggravated battery with a firearm and should have been in jail … or at least in juvenile detention!

But he wasn’t. In fact, Davis didn’t serve any time. He got slapped on the wrist with probation. Free to do as he pleased.

The good news is that the couple he attacked was able to defend themselves.

But how many more violent thugs roam the streets of Chicago and its suburbs? Free on probation, just like Davis, to do as they please?

That’s the bad news. And that’s what they didn’t tell you today.

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