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Frontier Justice

Posted by David Hardy · 5 September 2010 02:11 PM

Beer thieves, horse thieves, what's the difference?

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...what’s the difference?

Two hits to the head with a wrench. I guess it was the second one that justified pulling the trigger.

Posted by: TYeeJaw at September 6, 2010 08:57 AM

Opps. Typo on my name. Make that TeeJaw, not TYeeJaw.

Posted by: TeeJaw at September 6, 2010 09:01 AM

Yup. An armed robbery. Followed by an attempt to arrest the robber. Then more deadly force by the robber to resist the arrest.

Doesn't look like vigilantism to me.

Posted by: Kristopher at September 10, 2010 02:50 AM

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