The gun-hating Left loves to go on at length about how if you own a gun, you are more likely to shoot someone you know, than a perfect stranger. There is a reason for that. Elderly homeowner, intruder knew each other before home invasion shooting in Hopkins Co., deputies say
This is an incident that occurred last week, but very little information had been released by the police at that time.
Deputies say during the confrontation, the homeowner retrieved a gun and shot the alleged intruder, leaving him seriously injured.
The sheriff’s office has identified the suspect as William Hendrix, 52, of Mortons Gap.
According to HCSO, Hendrix and the homeowner knew each other before the incident.
They didn't say in what capacity they knew each other. Did they work together in the past. Was one employed by the other? It doesn't matter. The collection of people that you "know" is quite large, and not all of them are your friends.
The homeowner went to the hospital and was treated for non-life-threatening injuries. The guy who got shot was critically injured and is still in the hospital.
Self-defense is a human right. (Find my original post on this incident at this link.)
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