Video: smoke shop owner stabs crook

[renaissance man]

I’d throw myself at the mercy of the courts and take what’s coming to me.

Yikes.

I'd hire Johnny Cochran.

[Big Dummy]

Says here that Nevada is a stand your ground state. Castle doctrine in effect as well:


https://www.lvcriminaldefense.com/ne...e%20was%20used.

Call it what you will, I got the part right that matters. The part about going to jail or not.

Your input:

The Castle Doctrine
In a final twist to self-defense law in Nevada, there is one exception where deadly force may be used to defend property. It is called the Castle Doctrine, under which it is acceptable to use deadly force in your home if you reasonably believe the intruder is attempting to commit a felony. So if someone breaks into your home to steal a TV and not harm you, but you feel threatened, deadly force may be acceptable




What I said:

Originally Posted by Big Dummy
Some crazy comments. No one there knows Nevada law though.

Nevada doesn’t have a castle doctrine. You legally can’t harm a home invader if they don’t threaten you. Nevada CCW instructor and Metro cop told me that home invader can make a sandwich, drink your beer and grab the TV and walk out, and you still can’t harm them.

[renaissance man]

lol

RM to cops:

Home invader? What home invader? You must have the wrong address. We're just here watching TV. Would you like some popcorn?

[Mr. Claws]

Some crazy comments. No one there knows Nevada law though.

Nevada doesn’t have a castle doctrine. You legally can’t harm a home invader if they don’t threaten you. Nevada CCW instructor and Metro cop told me that home invader can make a sandwich, drink your beer and grab the TV and walk out, and you still can’t harm them.

Dead men tell no tales... "He was threatening me with bodily harm and death, Officer. Ask him."

[Mr. Claws]

Obviously you haven’t had much dealing with the police, or criminal court attendance.

You cannot touch a home invader unless you or a family member is physically harmed, or threatened in a way of impending harm. The law is quite clear, even I know the rules of engagement….. so good luck to you!

... Wouldn't surprise me one bit that over in what's left of England one is required by law to help home invaders carry out the plunder, then they and their families must passively lay their heads on the chopping block like Henry VIIIs ex-wives...

[Rutabaga]

"if he didnt have a weapon on him when he attacked, he sure as hell will have one in his hand when the police arrive"...


quote: the free man.

[teeceetx]

Obviously you haven’t had much dealing with the police, or criminal court attendance.

You cannot touch a home invader unless you or a family member is physically harmed, or threatened in a way of impending harm. The law is quite clear, even I know the rules of engagement….. so good luck to you!

Come to Texas ...

[renaissance man]

"if he didnt have a weapon on him when he attacked, he sure as hell will have one in his hand when the police arrive"...


quote: the free man.

Yeah, there's that too.

In WA state you'd probably have to prove he actually intended to use it. lol

[Moonie]

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The non-stabbed robber was an agile escape artist.
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[Dubler9]

Imagine; "hello children I have some awful news - your dad was killed today by a masked man who jumped over the counter in an aggressive mode - thankfully your dad was a kind man who respected his limits when confronted by a thug in this way" ... "thankfully the thug has gone home to his wife and children, dear god and law makers, we are so grateful for that"!!!