DGU

Frustration boiled over on the streets of Kansas City early Wednesday morning when a homeowner, tired of being repeatedly victimized by car break-ins, defended his property and safety with gunfire.

Police are still investigating, and no charges have been filed against the homeowner. It looks like a textbook case of self-defense under Texas law.

A Houston homeowner defended his pregnant wife and property from a late-night intruder, ending in gunfire and a quick trip to the hospital—for the suspect.

The San Bernardino County homeowner shot at the burglars, hitting two, before they fled. The burglars left the scene in a white sedan. 

A road rage confrontation in Houston turned into a self-defense situation when a woman, blocked in and physically attacked, defended herself with a firearm.

Minutes later, she posted again. “I’m covered in blood but only some of it is mine I’ll update yall later but I’m safe now.”

A Houston homeowner called her father and an off-duty neighbor for help Monday night when an intruder refused to leave.

In a bold act of self-defense, a 14-year-old boy protected his home from two armed intruders during a break-in early Saturday morning.

A security guard armed with an AR-style rifle stopped a violent attack outside a Chattanooga nightclub last month, highlighting once again why modern sporting rifles are essential for self-defense.