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Sydney man stabs and kills intruder armed with stun gun A WOULD-be home burglar armed with a stun gun has been killed by the homeowner after he attempted to rob a house in Sydney's south west yesterday afternoon. The 30-year-old robber was stabbed to death by the homeowner after he threatened him with a stun gun in Yagoona at 3.15pm.
Police said the man entered a house while the owner was in a rear shed.
The owner, 54, returned to the house and was threatened by the man who was armed with an electronic stun device.
no logic in this....the guy will prolly get more time for defending his property which his worked hard to attain then the guy breaking in to steal it....
no logic in this....the guy will prolly get more time for defending his property which his worked hard to attain then the guy breaking in to steal it....
i can understand why the home owner gets charged
how easy would it be to invite someone over , kill them and then say " they were trying rob me , i needed to protect my property"
i thought there was always a case of "manslaughter/murder" if a criminal breaks in and dies. I recall a man barricading himself in his room with his disabled wife and the robbers kicked the door in so he shotgunned them. iirc he went to court for manslaughter.
Interesting case. From memory (going back to law school Criminal Law days..) provocation/self defence can be used only as a partial defence in NSW, so it's likely there's a manslaughter charge on the cards.