Things will probably not work out for you. Moore County homeowner holds knife-wielding robber at gunpoint until officers arrive
According to the Aberdeen Police Department, the homeowner called 911 just before 11 p.m. to report a burglary in progress in the 200 block of Campbell Street. He said he was at home with his wife when a man armed with a knife came to his porch and attempted to break into the house.
When cops arrived they found the homeowner holding the would-be, bad guy at gunpoint. Cops took control, disarmed the bad guy, and arrested him.
Police said the suspect was identified as 21-year-old Tylee Keyshaun Cannady of Aberdeen. He is charged with the felony offenses of first-degree burglary and breaking and entering with intent to terrorize, along with the misdemeanor offenses of first-degree trespass with entering/remaining and possessing marijuana paraphernalia.
Moore County, North Carolina is about a 65 mile drive southwest of Raleigh.
The homeowner was not charged because North Carolina is not New York. Good Guys 1, Bad Guys 0. (Hat tip to USA Carry)
Tylee Keyshaun Cannady is simply a misunderstood medical student who quite possibly will discover the cure for cancer AND Alzheimer's... too bad he got caught up in this unfortunate event.... Here is his pic:
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Homeowner should have pumped him full of lead. Saved the taxpayers a ton of money and also saved his future victims having to suffer the crimes he IS going to commit when the system releases him.
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