3 Robbers Stick Victim in Gun ClosetAmanda Warren Recently, three armed crooks broke into a mans home to find the homeowners son. They shoved him into a closet which just happened to be his dads gun haven. When it was safe the young man grabbed a gun to go downstairs where the 20-year-old armed intruder fired at him and missed. The resident fired and hit the armed intruder twice once in the neck, and once in the leg. He didnt get very far before collapsing in the neighborhood and crying out in Spanish. He is now in the hospital. His two buddies ditched him, of course, driving away in a Chevrolet Tahoe and are still on the loose. The unnamed hero is rattled, but is receiving nothing but support from his friendly, thankful neighbors. Neighbor Craig Gladdis comically spares no sympathy for the injured criminal, saying things like: Oh, and by saying you people, yes, he is stereotyping. Hes referring to people who think its okay to take weapons and bust into peoples homes in broad daylight to steal and then shoot at them. Yes, it is all right to keep them out and stop crime from spreading. Even though the gun fight spilled out into the street, there were no legal hassles. Does Castle Doctrine extend into the streets? Recent news pieces dont describe police bothering victims or store owners who chase after criminals and shoot after the buggers high tail it. Craig joins the newscasters in heavily praising the boy who defended himself, his home, and his neighborhood. Source: Also See: 