You will not see this story on any network news channel because it doesn’t fit the agenda of an anti-gun media, but that doesn’t change the fact that because a young man was able to use his father’s gun the life of the father was saved.
According to a sheriff in Van Zandt County, TX the son was awoken to the sounds of gun fire as his father was in the struggle for his life with a burglar. There are still a few details in this story that have not come out yet, but we will be sure to inform our readers with any updates.
A man is dead after a Van Zandt County resident caught him burglarizing his pickup.
According to the Van Zandt County Sheriff, early Tuesday morning, a Van Zandt County resident woke up to find someone burglarizing the pickup truck in his front yard. The homeowner approached the burglary suspect with a rifle, hoping to hold him until authorities could arrive. The suspect suddenly fled the scene, prompting the property owner to fire shots at the fleeing suspect.
The homeowner also observed a Dodge pickup and flatbed trailer parked in the dark on the road near his house. The man saw the pickup truck was running with the keys in the ignition. He entered the suspect’s truck, turned the engine off and removed the keys. Suddenly, the suspect appeared and a confrontation ensued. The suspect managed to get the man’s rifle away from him, assaulting the man in the process.
The homeowner’s son, awakened by the gunshots, saw the young male suspect raise the rifle and, fearing the suspect was about to shoot his father, shot the suspect, killing him instantly.
“We are a nation of laws. Our law protects the law-abiding citizens of our nation,” said Van Zandt County Sheriff Lindsey Ray. “It is unfortunate that a young man had to die this morning in our community because of a bad decision he made to violate the rights of a law-abiding citizen.”
KLTV.com-Tyler, Longview, Jacksonville, Texas | ETX News
It’s a good thing the father did not own a “smart gun” which only allows the owner to fire it. Thankfully the father probably taught his son how to shoot as well, and in an education system where students are suspended for eating pastries into the shape of a gun it’s obvious we can’t rely on the schools to teach this time-honored tradition.
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