80-Year-Old Chicago Man Kills Armed Home Invader

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I meant that most of the people here are friendly, but yeah I hate the traffic and crowds in Chicago
 
good hopefully this will finally cause a stir with these bullshit gun laws that piece of shit Mayor Daley put into effect
 
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wasn't Illinois the state that said women should try to puke of themselves in the case of being raped?
 
http://www.isp.state.il.us/crime/saconfronted.cfm



Fighting for your safety may be necessary. However, if you start out fighting you cancel any other options that might be open to you. Since many attacks on women are not sexually motivated, and are designed to degrade and humiliate, talking your way out of it may be easier.

There is documentation of assailants that left a would-be-victim alone after she told him that she was pregnant and it would kill her baby. (Some case were women that were too old to even have a baby.)
Telling an attacker that you have VD or AIDS can discourage him.
It may sound disgusting, but putting your fingers into you throat and making yourself vomit usually gets results. (This method is not often used except as a last resort.)
Use your imagination and you can think of others.
The above methods are particularly important if your assailant has a gun or knife, or there is more than one attacker. (Fighting would probably be futile.)
 
The homeowner is a retired Army veteran who served in the Korean War, and his wife is a retired nurse who also worked as a monitor on a bus for disabled children. They've been married for 60 years and have lived in the same house for more than 40 years.

They lost their daughter earlier this year after she failed to get a kidney transplant. "We already had hardship this year," the son said.

The suspected burglar, identified by his mother as Anthony Nelson, was pronounced dead on the scene. Nelson was on parole after being sentenced to three years in prison for a 2009 drug conviction, according to Cook County and Illinois Department of Corrections records.

Nelson (see prison photo at right) had a criminal record that includes a number of other drug or weapons convictions going back to 1998. He lived less than a mile from where he was shot.

"I just don't want to believe it's true," his mother, Lenora Nelson, said.

Since being released on parole, Nelson started in an organization to help former prisoners to help them find work once they're released from prison, his mother said.

Lenora Nelson said her son loved to draw and build things. She said he obtained his GED in jail and had just signed up for an online carpentry program. "He could fix almost anything," she said.

Nelson was supposed to start a new job next week for a company that cleans out homes before they're remodeled, his mother said.

Asked what she felt toward the man who shot and killed her son, Lenora Nelson said, "I have no feelings for him at all."
 
Texas response: fire until threat has fled to safe distance, or is on the ground and no longer moving. Reload as necessary.
 
Stupid fucker. He missed the part about cleaning out homes AFTER they've been remodeled.
 
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