Jury Gets One Right

[Bro. Curtis]

….“She said, ‘Oh my gosh, someone is in the backyard,’” Watson told reporters. “The noises got closer and then she heard the clicking of the backdoor handle.”

At that point Watson ran to grab his gun, which was legally owned.

“We ran upstairs very quickly,” Watson recalled. “She saw guys in all black.”

Watson didn’t immediately call 911 because he couldn’t find his cell phone. However, he wasn’t about to let anyone come into his home and possibly harm his family either. So he ran back downstairs, gun in hand.

Watson called out into the darkness, saying, “Who is that? I have a gun.”

He received no response, but instead then saw a red laser aimed at his chest.

At the point, still not knowing who was trying to get into his home, Watson fired a warning shot through the window and ran across the street to seek help from his neighbor, a Virginia State Trooper….


http://www.guns.com/2014/08/02/jury...after-they-forcibly-entered-wrong-home-video/

 

[thisnumbersdisconnected]

They may have got it right, but justice wasn't done. The man is unable to work because, when a criminal background check is done, up pops the felony charge of recklessly handling a firearm. To heck with the fact he was acquitted. No one will hire him. The police department and the city owe him, big time.

 

[Rolfe]

They may have got it right, but justice wasn't done. The man is unable to work because, when a criminal background check is done, up pops the felony charge of recklessly handling a firearm. To heck with the fact he was acquitted. No one will hire him. The police department and the city owe him, big time.

:thumbsup::thumbsup:

 

[preacher4truth]

Wow, what a story. This man needs to be exonerated of all charges and of all impending judgments. If he is still receiving repercussions for this then justice has not been served.