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Actually Unimog, a minor correction on what is legal as far as 'brandishing' your weapon. Just this year 76-10-506 was ammended to allow a legal carrying citizen to display their weapon in order to "prevent another's use of unlawful force". See quoted... This was a great change in Utah code.

I finally decided to pull my shoe off around 2pm today to figure out what was bouncing around under my foot... A puppy tooth. The breeder emailed me a few photos today of Shadow as a little pup..

Story updated with much more info on the accomplice. Link

It's the 'stach... ;)

I used highlights in the 1st paragraph to compliment the italicised section 1a.

^ Yup..

Ah, I gotcha now. Thank you for clarifying. That's a weird story, in that the officers were awarded.. I can see that they be praised for not mowing down the family, and using their heads in an ugly situation.. But, to dredge up the emotional issues all over again as the victimized family watches...

Maybe in a more Democratic state, but not likely in Utah. I'm not understanding the relation between Vang Khang Minneapolis Minnesota and Castle Doctrine. Minnesota is not Utah, *Utah being the better state between the two for allowing weapons and the use of weapons in self defense. I've not...

Brett, Utah has Castle Doctrine. If the suspect is breaking into your home you have the right to use force to prevent/stop it - including lethal force. If after he/she heels up and tries to sue, Castle Doctrine is in the homeowners favor.. Their lawsuit would be dead in the water.

Wasatch, you sir are 100% wrong. You would get nowhere in a court or with a statement of 'i shot to kill'. You shoot to stop a threat, never to "kill".

Thanks Jeremy. I'm in it for the cool masked costumes. ;)

I'm a cyber stalker of scum... I dispatch them at night in dark allyways..

Um... wow... Friends of suspect are threatening the homeowner on FB.

BFTD... My wife just upgraded to a Droid 2, with car charger, hard cover, the fivespot hotspot device, and no activation fees all for $150. We haven't had internet at our place for just over a year so we figured that we'd do the fivespot. Verizon included 3GB's of usage per month (their...

I just noticed that there was a bit more added to the KSL story: Mitch Vilos is the resident self defense law guru...

According to what has been reported about this event thus far, I'm predicting that there are no charges to the homeowner. The law is well on the homeowner's side.

A few more points I'd like to make.. 1) Have a plan for this type of event. A wise tool is your cell phone. Have 911 on the phone as you are yelling commands at the person attempting to enter your home. Call out what they are doing and what you are doing. Have your wife on the phone with a...

Let's all get onto the same page here: Kurt hit the nail on the head about there being A LOT of details missing in the KSL report to start arm chair quarter backing.. The Fox article has a few additional details that KSL didn't (seems that KSL was the first to put out a story, but there's a...