She was causing such a ruckus that it was believed she was trying to break in.
As to the underlined. You do not know that. She had already turned down help down. So to say she was seeking help flies in the face of the evidence.
For all you know she thought she was breaking into her drug dealer house. Or her friends house.
But what is known, is that she caused enough ruckus on the outside of a persons home to cause that person to think she was trying to break in, which is a threat.
I was staying in a drive-up motel with my 74-year-old mom (at the time). The manager didn't stay on property overnight. They didn't have phones in the rooms. My cell couldn't get a signal in the mountains. This was in a little coal town called Manchester, KY. Population? One McDonald's. I was awakened at 2 AM in the morning to some jamoke banging on the door yelling, "Open this ****ing door!!!" Bang-bang-bang-bang-bang!!!! "****ing hell. Open the God-damned door, bitch!!!!" More banging. I had a loaded .38 on the nightstand.
So I opened the door and shot him in the head. I was scared.. Oh, wait, or was it I opened the door and damn! My gun accidentally shot her in the head. Yeah, that's it. My gun did it.
Not.
Hell, I could even imagine the conversation with the sheriff when he finally came: "Sheriff!! I was scared to death!!! So I
threw open the door and shot him. Anybody would have done it. Are you
nutz??
What
did I do? I shook off the cobwebs, figured he was drunk, turned on the light, picked UP my gun and yelled, "YOU'VE GOT THE WRONG ****IN' ROOM. GET THE **** OUT OF HERE."
My reasoning? Even scared and half asleep? I've got all the power in my hand here. There's one of you, drunk. And one of me, armed. Come thru that door and you're dead. Open the door to him? Really???? Not on his life.
Please to tell me how a gun accidentally discharges unless there's a struggle for it. I think that tactic is a mistake. He'll still go to jail. We don't get to kill someone and say "Oops." So, was he afraid and shot her in self-defense? Or did the gun go off by itself? Or is he throwing **** against the wall to see what sticks?
No, by the accounting we had thus far, this lady would want to find him guilty of
something. He hadn't called the cops; he opened the door to what he perceived as a threat; he shot her in the head. He's going to jail. I hope.
How many people reading this have accidentally discharged their gun? And then add, "and killed someone in the process?" That'd be an interesting statistic.
People who think as you do shouldn't own guns. You're a menace.