Meet Jean Zamirripa. She's a retired medical assistant. While she prepared for bed on November 18, 2000, she heard someone trying to break in through her back door. She knew that two women had been raped in her Colorado Springs neighborhood recently. A friend had persuaded her to keep a gun in her home. So she picked up her loaded .38-caliber revolver and headed for the back of the house. When the intruder burst in, she was ready--she'd even braced her elbow on a countertop to steady her aim. She fired four shots and put three bullets into the intruder. The man fled but was later picked up by cops.
Zamirripa's would-be attacker was Anthony Peralez. Police became aware of the similarities between the attack on Jean Zamirripa's house and the rapes of three other women in the Colorado Springs area. DNA evidence tied Peralez to the rapes. Last Wednesday, Peralez was found guilty of 51 charges including sexual assault. It's likely that Peralez will spend the rest of his misbegotten life in prison. Thanks to Jean Zamirripa, this rapist will no longer terrorize the residents of Colorado Springs.
Many folks don't realize that law enforcement isn't legally bound to protect individual citizens--only the public as a whole. Odds are they're not going to get there in time to prevent the crime. The police usually get there in time to clean up. That's why many law-abiding individuals own guns. They realize they are ultimately responsible for their personal safety.
A gun in the hand is infinitely more useful to you than a telephone if someone's breaking through your kitchen window at 3:00 in the morning.
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Well folks once again, a gun was used to protect a innocent life. Yes I know that you gun grabbers are just seething right now, but deal with it.
Now you ask why do I post these stories? So that there will be another side presented to you other than the leftist media that only serves to demonize guns and remove responsibility from the individual.
Zamirripa's would-be attacker was Anthony Peralez. Police became aware of the similarities between the attack on Jean Zamirripa's house and the rapes of three other women in the Colorado Springs area. DNA evidence tied Peralez to the rapes. Last Wednesday, Peralez was found guilty of 51 charges including sexual assault. It's likely that Peralez will spend the rest of his misbegotten life in prison. Thanks to Jean Zamirripa, this rapist will no longer terrorize the residents of Colorado Springs.
Many folks don't realize that law enforcement isn't legally bound to protect individual citizens--only the public as a whole. Odds are they're not going to get there in time to prevent the crime. The police usually get there in time to clean up. That's why many law-abiding individuals own guns. They realize they are ultimately responsible for their personal safety.
A gun in the hand is infinitely more useful to you than a telephone if someone's breaking through your kitchen window at 3:00 in the morning.
News Article.3
Well folks once again, a gun was used to protect a innocent life. Yes I know that you gun grabbers are just seething right now, but deal with it.
Now you ask why do I post these stories? So that there will be another side presented to you other than the leftist media that only serves to demonize guns and remove responsibility from the individual.