It's terrible the spot light shifts towards the shooter. The law needs to be freshened. So I can break into a home with a gun, get caught, then decide to bail on the operation, start to run with the gun in my pocket, show no signs of using it, get shot, die and expect justice for me. If I had a gun with my back turned I can probably argue my way out of a crime because I was not facing forward. Justice at its finest. This is what it comes down too. What's next? Convincing the court I really didn't break into the house. I knocked on the door, I thought I heard someone say come in, so I opened the door to find an unlocked door with no one there. I thought there was a person in the house so I snooped around looking for that person just in case there were in trouble. f-ck that noise. Enough. What comes around goes around Old school style. If I break into a house I would expect to get killed by a person defending their territory. It goes with the nature of the job. If I robbed a bank I would expect to get killed as well. They planned to rob grandpa behind his back. They got caught. In return the universe gave her a bullet in her back. Tough love. Like Cops always say...one less criminal on the street. Do they really care? Probably not. I'm sure deep down inside, the ones who are involved in the case, would love to give grampa a high five.
As for the child.....she said she was pregnant right? Is that really true? I mean if I had a gun pointed towards me I would also say I'm pregnant.
I bet if i broke into someone's backyard, took a swim in their pool, tripped on a rake that was left out, suffered a broken back, sued the family, I would win because the rake wasn't properly stored.