Ontario man faces charges after allegedly assaulting home intruder: police

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Phil C. McNasty said:
How much in lawyer bills did the Crown put him through before they dropped the charges though??
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Exactly! Beyond that how much did it cost him mentally? Anything that costs you your peace of mind is too expensive.

At least it set a precedence. Hopefully people will now think twice before entering someone's home armed with a weapon and bad intentions.
 
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Ponderling said:
Now lets get the update of charges agaist Mr. Crossbow, the intruder who got a justfied thumping?
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Breen was charged with possession of a weapon for a dangerous purpose, break and enter and theft, mischief under $5,000 and failing to comply with probation.
 
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I seem to recall that the intruder had a history of encounters with the law, and maybe an ongoing substance abuse habit monkey on his back?
 
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Ponderling said:
I seem to recall that the intruder had a history of encounters with the law, and maybe an ongoing substance abuse habit monkey on his back?
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I recall the same thing. Hopefully being in the hospital for a long recovery removed said monkey.
 
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If you're in your home where else can you retreat to? Run outside? What if they have accomplices? The laws need to change, we should also consider that career criminals have a huge advantage. If a criminal breaks into your home they have the element of surprise, more than likely have experience fighting and doing these sort of things, and probably have a higher tolerance for pain and possibly on drugs. Why is a normal law abiding citizen expected to know the law better than the crown? Be able to stop an intruder and know when the perpetrator is no longer a threat better than the police? I've seen plenty of fights when I was younger where a dude gets knocked down and gets back up and eventually wins the fight. It doesn't make any sense.
 
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Ponderling said:
Now lets get the update of charges agaist Mr. Crossbow, the intruder who got a justfied thumping?
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My guess, he will get a much more lenient sentence than the couple who killed kittens and sold videos online (I remember a thread a couple of weeks ago, I think they got 8 years). After all, kittens are more important than people.
 
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simp2000 said:
If you're in your home where else can you retreat to? Run outside? What if they have accomplices? The laws need to change, we should also consider that career criminals have a huge advantage. If a criminal breaks into your home they have the element of surprise, more than likely have experience fighting and doing these sort of things, and probably have a higher tolerance for pain and possibly on drugs. Why is a normal law abiding citizen expected to know the law better than the crown? Be able to stop an intruder and know when the perpetrator is no longer a threat better than the police? I've seen plenty of fights when I was younger where a dude gets knocked down and gets back up and eventually wins the fight. It doesn't make any sense.
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And what if the intruder is a 100kg man and the homeowner is a 50kg women? She has no chance against the guy without a gun, even if he has no weapons at all. I wonder what the law says about her using the gun in this case. IMHO, it is a proportionate use of force.
 
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