Armed Group Breaks Into Family Home; After Dad Rains Hellfire Only Half Make It Out Alive

[drgrant]

It can be tragic in that this incident will still have some lasting impact on the father/shooter and his family. This guy didn't ask for this fight but, he did what needed doing. Now, he'll have some issues to deal with for a while. Justified or not, he did kill two people, and even though they deserved it the act still comes with a price for him and his family. I would call that tragic.

I don't dispute any of that part of it, but that's not the way they made it sound. The loss of life isn't the tragedy its the fact that a family had to endure a home invasion attempt that is tragic.

 

[AHM]

The sheriff’s office said the surviving armed intruders — Renard Causey Sr. and Jason Leblanc — will be charged with first-degree murder, ...

Felony Murder Rule, FTW.

 

[MaverickNH]

Not everyone can chose to not live in a sh*thole. Job, family, property, etc. Sorry when it comes to this. The Good Guys don’t always wear White Hats, but maybe they are our future. Even if not Old White Men...there’s room in the club.

 

[FiremanBob]

I don't see why the sheriff said it was good that his men got there fast so that everyone could be accounted for. I'd prefer to drag the invaders' bodies into the bayou for the gators to handle.

 

[ReggieB9mm]

Maybe the other two will commit suicide once incarcerated. If Epstein did, anyone can!

 

[Evadd]

“While it is always tragic any time there is a loss of life, I am pleased that due to the rapid response time of our deputies, all parties that were involved in this isolated incident have been accounted for,” St. Tammany Parish Sheriff Randy Smith told WGNO-TV.

Your rapid response time? Soooooooooooooo........you arrived well after the home invasion and after the homeowner saved his family, yet are somehow trying to claim some responsibility for the outcome?

Sorry. Too many good options to choose just one.

 

[Marty McFly]

Good dad

 

[Reptile]

Such a shame that these gentlemen had to die on Christmas.

If the gun toting father had just cooperated with the gentleman there would be 2 fewer funerals for the holidays.

 

[KBCraig]

Such a shame that these gentlemen had to die on Christmas.

Covid claims two more.

 

[AHM]

Catch me up, guyz; were the deceased anybody who'll be missed?

 

[bigbravehog]

It can be tragic in that this incident will still have some lasting impact on the father/shooter and his family. This guy didn't ask for this fight but, he did what needed doing. Now, he'll have some issues to deal with for a while. Justified or not, he did kill two people, and even though they deserved it the act still comes with a price for him and his family. I would call that tragic.

breach my home and I'll fight to the last bullet. My lasting impact would be to walk around with a perpetual joker like smile the rest of my life.

 

[AHM]

breach my home and I'll fight to the last bullet. My lasting impact would be to walk around with a perpetual joker like smile the rest of my life.

I flashed on an old news story about someone who wasn't missed, much.
Imagine my horror when Google returned multiple results.

You'll never guess what is apparently a thing in the UK.
Never guess.

 

[ksmoke1089]

smart guy. it will be a good evidence if his dna will be on one of dead assailants guns.

i wonder what would be a title in boston globe article - 'a careless father shoots his own daughter' ?

"Father opens fire on suspected Christmas Carolers no other information"

 

[RumRunner]

"Father opens fire on suspected Christmas Carolers no other information"

Could be justified, what song were they singing?

 

[mikeyp]

Catch me up, guyz; were the deceased anybody who'll be missed?

Probably family on local news there saying that they were all good kids and they shouldn't have been shot...armed home invasions don't mean the death penalty etc.

 

[SpaceCritter]

I flashed on an old news story about someone who wasn't missed, much.
Imagine my horror when Google returned multiple results.

You'll never guess what is apparently a thing in the UK.
Never guess.

But when officers turned up searching for the corpses of previous owners Patricia and William Wycherley they unearthed a 3ft-deep grave.
...
Mrs Edwards claimed she was provoked into shooting her 63-year-old mother after discovering she had blasted William, 85, to death while she was staying with them.

So I guess Patricia was (briefly - and ironically) the Widow Wycherley?

 

[Mesatchornug]

So I guess Patricia was (briefly - and ironically) the Widow Wycherley?

So much "pronoun game" there. Who discovered who had blasted him while who was staying with whom? This is like Clue, but without the most redeeming part: Tim Curry.