Posted by Đavīd on September 15, 2007, 6:52 am
MELBOURNE, Fla. -- A man trying to swipe a scooter in Brevard County
tangled with the wrong woman on Monday.
A 50-year-old woman stabbed a thief who attempted to steal a gas
powered scooter, dragging it across the driveway, WESH 2 News
reported.
"I'm proud of her. You have a right to protect your property,"
husband C.W Heusinkveld said.
Heusinkveld knew all along his wife was tough. When the thief tried
to drag away their scooter, she picked up a heavy, forked weeding
tool. She thrust it into his back so hard he fell over, and she fell
on top of him
"She's probably tougher than I am. I don't want to mess with her, and
I'm married to her," Heusinkveld said.
The 74-year-old was asleep when it happened. He said it was lucky for
the thief that he was.
Police came up empty handed when they searched for the thief, but
Heusinkveld said he is ready in case he returns.
They never found the gardening tool. Police think the guy might show
up in a hospital.
http://www.wesh.com/news/14089360/detail.html with video
Davīd
Greenville, NC
Posted by Frederick Flintstone on September 16, 2007, 11:32 am
> MELBOURNE, Fla. -- A man trying to swipe a scooter in Brevard County
> tangled with the wrong woman on Monday.
> A 50-year-old woman stabbed a thief who attempted to steal a gas powered
> scooter, dragging it across the driveway, WESH 2 News reported.
> "I'm proud of her. You have a right to protect your property," husband C.W
> Heusinkveld said.
> Heusinkveld knew all along his wife was tough. When the thief tried to
> drag away their scooter, she picked up a heavy, forked weeding tool. She
> thrust it into his back so hard he fell over, and she fell on top of him
> "She's probably tougher than I am. I don't want to mess with her, and I'm
> married to her," Heusinkveld said.
> The 74-year-old was asleep when it happened. He said it was lucky for the
> thief that he was.
> Police came up empty handed when they searched for the thief, but
> Heusinkveld said he is ready in case he returns.
> They never found the gardening tool. Police think the guy might show up in
> a hospital.
> http://www.wesh.com/news/14089360/detail.html with video
> Davīd
> Greenville, NC
I suspect the theif will get a good attorney and charge her with attempted
murder. After all everyone knows a mans life is more valuable than some
little scooter. Plus we all have to make sure our attoneys get a big
paycheck, its the American way. Laws are written by Attorneys for Attorneys.
Posted by me on September 16, 2007, 9:42 pm
On Sun, 16 Sep 2007 09:56:12 -0700, Steve Irving
>me@nospam.com wrote:
>> On Sun, 16 Sep 2007 09:02:32 -0700, Steve Irving
>>
>>>> murder. After all everyone knows a mans life is more valuable than some
>>>> little scooter. Plus we all have to make sure our attoneys get a big
>>>> paycheck, its the American way. Laws are written by Attorneys for
Attorneys.
>>>>
>>>>
>>> You can only use deadly force to defend your life......not
>>> your property.
>>
>>
>> actually ion Florida that is changing, you can use deadly force when
>> vehicle hijacking is in progress, reason Luis there were so many hurt
>> or killed there
>Same here.......but a car jacking isn't only about stealing
>a vehicle....it's the violent attack on that vehicle's
>occupants when trying to get them out.
>I've never heard of anyone giving up their car when an
>unarmed car jacker asked them politely to "please let me
>have your car"....<sfsf>. Usually involves something more.
>>
>> the deadly force law was also expanded to make it very difficult for
>> the perp or their family to sue the victim should the victim hurt or
>> kill the perp
>>
>Has always been the case here, you're not allowed to realize
>financial gain due to the commission of a crime. Ya can't
>get shot by a homeowner while you're breaking into the home
>and then sue them for your injuries.......you were
>committing a crime for Christ sakes..........
wasn't always like that in Florida, they thought about trying that
one on me over a dog bite at 5am,
I was darn lucky i didn;t have money or I would have at least spent it
on lawyers
AH 103 SENS BS80 FHBE#8 FLF
Posted by mllopeztx on September 18, 2007, 9:15 pm
> > MELBOURNE, Fla. -- A man trying to swipe a scooter in Brevard County
> > tangled with the wrong woman on Monday.
> > A 50-year-old woman stabbed a thief who attempted to steal a gas powered
> > scooter, dragging it across the driveway, WESH 2 News reported.
> > "I'm proud of her. You have a right to protect your property," husband C.W
> > Heusinkveld said.
> > Heusinkveld knew all along his wife was tough. When the thief tried to
> > drag away their scooter, she picked up a heavy, forked weeding tool. She
> > thrust it into his back so hard he fell over, and she fell on top of him
> > "She's probably tougher than I am. I don't want to mess with her, and I'm
> > married to her," Heusinkveld said.
> > The 74-year-old was asleep when it happened. He said it was lucky for the
> > thief that he was.
> > Police came up empty handed when they searched for the thief, but
> > Heusinkveld said he is ready in case he returns.
> > They never found the gardening tool. Police think the guy might show up in
> > a hospital.
> >http://www.wesh.com/news/14089360/detail.html with video
> > Davïd
> > Greenville, NC
> I suspect the theif will get a good attorney and charge her with attempted
> murder. After all everyone knows a mans life is more valuable than some
> little scooter. Plus we all have to make sure our attoneys get a big
> paycheck, its the American way. Laws are written by Attorneys for Attorneys.
Good for her. The worst criminals are those that take advantage of the
less fortunate like the elderly or children. Hopefully the thief got
the point that crime doesn't pay.
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> tangled with the wrong woman on Monday.
> A 50-year-old woman stabbed a thief who attempted to steal a gas powered
> scooter, dragging it across the driveway, WESH 2 News reported.
> "I'm proud of her. You have a right to protect your property," husband C.W
> Heusinkveld said.
> Heusinkveld knew all along his wife was tough. When the thief tried to
> drag away their scooter, she picked up a heavy, forked weeding tool. She
> thrust it into his back so hard he fell over, and she fell on top of him
> "She's probably tougher than I am. I don't want to mess with her, and I'm
> married to her," Heusinkveld said.
> The 74-year-old was asleep when it happened. He said it was lucky for the
> thief that he was.
> Police came up empty handed when they searched for the thief, but
> Heusinkveld said he is ready in case he returns.
> They never found the gardening tool. Police think the guy might show up in
> a hospital.
> http://www.wesh.com/news/14089360/detail.html with video
> Davīd
> Greenville, NC