Is it normal to pull a gun on someone that was robbing you

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So this wino tried to steal my car! She tried to open it but then started to move on to mcdonald's.She thought it was her ride,picking her up from the hospital whose car looks like mine.I don't believe her. So I ran out of work, I pulled a gun on her and was trying to make a citizen's arrest but she freaked out and ran off.This is the same woman that I kicked out of my coffee shop about five minutes before for coming in too early.She thought it was open because the open sign was on , even though not all the lights were on.I could be charged for endangering the other patrons in the plaza,because the parking lot cameras made me look bad.I shot off a couple blanks. I don't think this is fair.

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  • pizzabrowniesushi
    7 years ago

    How THE FUCK are we supposed to know you are shooting off blanks? Next time lock your doors?

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  • Tealights
    7 years ago

    You overreacted big time.

    Next time make sure your doors are locked, and the Closed sign is shown when the shop is closed.

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  • SirChazwickEsquire
    7 years ago

    You are in the wrong here in both situations. Most normal people would ask a person touching their car to stop or yell at them...not wait until later to brandish a gun at them. You make gun owners look bad. I hope you get at least a charge and probation...also dont turn on an open sign to a store if you dont want people to walk in thinking its open. You obviously have no self control. Shooting off blanks...bullshit. You should know bettwr with all of the craziness surrounding gun violence lately.

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  • SameLovesDean
    7 years ago

    Haha your crazzy

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  • sandnigga
    7 years ago

    Maybe it really was an accident? And the whole thing is just a misunderstanding?

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  • RoseIsabella
    7 years ago

    Consult a lawyer.

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