I detained a Canadian at gunpoint yesterday. SRS (PICS)

[blumpkin415]

srs question to gun brahs, doesnt it get annoying as fuk having your gun on your waist all the time? do you always carry it, or just in certain situations? what if ur wearing sweat pants, dont wanna go and plaxico burress yourself.

All the time. I concealed carry on my person and keep an AK Pistol in the truck

Congrats OP. Now you have a small idea what its like to be a cop and conduct a felony take-down.




Though I'm not sure if what he did was a felony... What was he charged with?

Residential burglary, grand larceny and a string of misdemeanors.

I did a few of what you may call felony take downs in Afghanistan

[jason_bh]

I know, I'm just wondering what he would do if he didn't leave, told OP to go f*ck himself, but didn't try to attack him either. Not much point of having a gun in that situation no?

The gun served it's purpose. It was there to protect OP should dirtbag decide to harm OP. It wasn't there to make dirtbag 'pay' for what he did.

[Smithers115]

If he can not afford a lawyer, one will be appointed for him. It's part of the American justice system.

Maybe he should have thought about that before trespassing on someone's property.


Yes, we still have private property down here, we're not a socialist S-hole yet.

Actual lawyer =/= retard who criminals get appointed to them

And yes our socialist ****hole of Canada has private property here too.....

So holding someone illegally against their will because they walked on your property is perfectly fine in the eyes of the law and ha no repercussions//? I highly doubt that

im not hating on what OP did, it seems likely that isnt particularly legal to do...

[FreshLemon]

OP you're a lowlife piece of chit. How tough do you feel pointing a gun at some (apparently) homeless guy?

[blumpkin415]

Why ask him to leave? OP's had stuff stolen the week before. The chance for this guy being the one who did it is high. Why not hold him and call the cops?

It was not chance. When it got to that point his identity had been confirmed as the camp owner called me back and confirmed his vehicle make, model and license plate number were the same as the felon confronted last week before he fled.

[elias1877]

It must suck not having private property where you live

lol dafuq? we aint got private property here? that news must not have arrived by my delivery beaver to my igloo yet...

[kcadrenalin]

Sounds like overkill OP. You could have just set a trap out for him.

[blumpkin415]

u cheeky kunt

You sound like an inbred drunk hillbilly that attends weekly NRA meetings. LOL'ed @ mentioning "Canadian" in every single comment. Strong hate.

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PS

Canadian

you get in any problems detaining someone at gunoint against their will?

I imagine this poor man cannot afford a lawyer, but im sure a good one could sue the **** out of you for this.

also Quebec =/= Canada

1. Nope
2. Sue me for what?

[mm394006]

So much for innocent until proven guilty? It isn't a crime to be near your trailer.

Once he goes to court he can call Troy to the stand and then I'm sure it will clear up this whole misunderstanding. And if I know ole Troy like I do he'll probably buy the whole courtroom a round of beers while everyone sings O Canada.

[Farley1324]

lol dafuq? we aint got private property here? that news must not have arrived by my delivery beaver to my igloo yet...

If there are no laws against trespassing, in what aspect do you have private property?

[MancChap]

Reminds me of some people I know in South Africa. This guy kept trespassing on part of their lawn. They told the police about him and they said shoot him and bury him deep enough so we don't find him. srs

[Murrmanski]

After about 5 minutes he moved his hand and started going for his pocket, yelled "KEEP YOUR GODDAMN HANDS OUT OF YOUR POCKETS! OUT TO THE SIDE!"

He said, "I can't even get a smoke man?"

Me: "If you move your hands again i'll smoke you"

He didn't move his hands again

Have you ever considered taking wrestling or boxing classes so you don't have to threaten peoples lives with a gun every single time you get into a situation like this?

BRB drawing a lethal weapon on an elderly confused dude who's 130 lbs.

[Farley1324]

Have you ever considered taking wrestling or boxing classes so you don't have to threaten peoples lives with a gun every single time you get into a situation like this?

Better to cause physical harm to them, here we go again. Sigh. Why are you so violent?

[Ikeman83]

Actual lawyer =/= retard who criminals get appointed to them

And yes our socialist ****hole of Canada has private property here too.....

So holding someone illegally against their will because they walked on your property is perfectly fine in the eyes of the law and ha no repercussions//? I highly doubt that

im not hating on what OP did, it seems likely that isnt particularly legal to do...

Tell me more about how being a lawyer in Canada gives you legal standing in the US.

[Lewwwww]

Have you ever considered taking wrestling or boxing classes so you don't have to threaten peoples lives with a gun every single time you get into a situation like this?

BRB drawing a lethal weapon on an elderly confused dude who's 130 lbs.

What if old dude had a knife?

Go in for a takedown. Get stabbed in throat.

Yeah, sounds smart.

[StanTheMan250]

Cringed hard at "I'll smoke you", oh god miscers.

[gixxer0.6g]

Cliffs for reps

[Ikeman83]

Have you ever considered taking wrestling or boxing classes so you don't have to threaten peoples lives with a gun every single time you get into a situation like this?

BRB drawing a lethal weapon on an elderly confused dude who's 130 lbs.

When they find you in a gutter with a horrendous knife wound, will you utter, "But he was a non-lifting manlet..." with your dying breath?

[blumpkin415]

So much for innocent until proven guilty? It isn't a crime to be near your trailer.

Its called Trespassing, and yes, it is illegal.

So is breaking into a camper, a shed, taking things, and staying in someone else's residence. Its called residential burglary

Actual lawyer =/= retard who criminals get appointed to them

And yes our socialist ****hole of Canada has private property here too.....

So holding someone illegally against their will because they walked on your property is perfectly fine in the eyes of the law and ha no repercussions//? I highly doubt that

im not hating on what OP did, it seems likely that isnt particularly legal to do...

Yes, it is legal, and see above

[Liff_Wates]

Have you ever considered taking wrestling or boxing classes so you don't have to threaten peoples lives with a gun every single time you get into a situation like this?

BRB drawing a lethal weapon on an elderly confused dude who's 130 lbs.

So he should physically attack and harm the person rather than control and de-escalate the situation?

This thread brought so many unexpected lulz. ****ing Canadians.

[LtDanIceCreammm]

[Farley1324]

Because getting a fuking gun pulled on you and detained when you're possibly innocent for god knows what is, is what? good for your psychological health?

lmao

Please stop posting. I'd much rather someone punch me in the face if I didn't leave than him pull out a shotgun, most people would.

Tell us more about your experiences being confronted by property owners while committing crimes, and then tell us about how the preferences of the criminal are the most important factor.

[jason_bh]

Forcing a dude to lay face first into the ground doesn't sound like protecting to me. Again I ask, what is the purpose of holding someone at gunpoint if you have no intention of shooting? What if the guy kept walking towards OP? Is he going to blast his head off for that?

Also is it legal to detain someone for walking near your camper? (assuming that it is just a campground site, too less information given)

Forcing the guy on the ground did protect OP from being harmed. Do you know for sure 100% that had OP not had a gun that the dirtbag would not have tried to assault him? We don't know the answer to that. For all we know, the criminal might have tried to hit OP, pull a knife, or a gun. OP had the drop on him.

The gun was used to deter any thoughts that the criminal may have had to harm OP. Therefore that is the purpose of the gun in this situation. It worked and worked well. How do you not understand that?

[elias1877]

If there are no laws against trespassing, in what aspect do you have private property?

isnt this a law against trespassing? or did u mean we dont have the right to shoot someone who does trespass?

******tlight.ca/laws/the-laws/provincial-law/ontario/trespass-to-property-act/

Trespass to Property Act, 2.:
Every person who is not acting under a right or authority conferred by law and who,
(a) without the express permission of the occupier, the proof of which rests on the defendant,
(i) enters on premises when entry is prohibited under this Act, or
(ii) engages in an activity on premises when the activity is prohibited under this Act; or
(b) does not leave the premises immediately after he or she is directed to do so by the occupier of the premises or a person authorized by the occupier,
is guilty of an offence and on conviction is liable to a fine of not more than $2,000. R.S.O. 1990, c. T.21, s. 2 (1).

[Vexidi]

Cliffs for reps

Canadians

[Procta]

Canadians

they never learn

[Murrmanski]

So he should physically attack and harm the person rather than control and de-escalate the situation?

This thread brought so many unexpected lulz. ****ing Canadians.

lmao at pulling a gun and screaming at them and threatening to blow their brains out is considered de-escalating. I never mentioned trying to hurt them. There's nothing wrong with holding a person down, punching them being a last resort.

[gixxer0.6g]

Canadians

Engj go wandering again? I keep telling him not go to off his meds.

We all know, there is absolutely nothing more dangerous than a Canadian. Terrifying.

[blumpkin415]

Because getting a fuking gun pulled on you and detained when you're possibly innocent for god knows what is, is what? good for your psychological health?

Please stop posting. I'd much rather someone punch me in the face if I didn't leave than him than pull out a shotgun, most people would.

Possibly innocent? Where are you getting that from? I think you are confused. As I have posted multiple times, his identity as the burglar was confirmed beyond a shadow of a doubt

[jason_bh]

Because getting a fuking gun pulled on you and detained when you're possibly innocent for god knows what is, is what? good for your psychological health?

Please stop posting. I'd much rather someone punch me in the face if I didn't leave than him than pull out a shotgun, most people would.

Criminals don't get the choice of how the victim responds.