TheGreatGatsby
Gold Member
Its an opinion piece, so I would like a better source.
Also, the boy does appear to have broken into the property, by scaling the fence, however, he wasn't inside the residence when he was shot. All the man needed to do was to keep an eye on the rear door and phone the police. He could have shot the boy if, and only if, he entered the property.
He is being charged because his life was not threatened. Someone comes onto your property, your life is not in danger until the assailant comes face to face with you.
That's not true. If the assailant has a weapon and he gets out of your sight or makes a move that bewilders you, your life is in danger. Without more compelling evidence, I see these charges being dropped.