Olde Hornet
Well-Known Member
Kudos to this woman for protecting her family! The people operating the complex did nothing to stop the break ins, did nothing, but want to punish her for protecting her family! Where is the NRA? Thats right, this is a black person using a gun, they dont give a sh*t!
FORT WORTH, Texas - The story of a Fort Worth woman who shot and killed someone trying to break in last month has been one of the most watched and talked about stories by FOX 4 viewers in recent memory.
The person killed outside Aleah Wallace's 8-year-old daughter’s window was a 14-year-old.
The complex told Wallace that she must move because she had a gun. Now, it has also piqued the interest of a Central Texas lawmaker.
Lawmakers from throughout the state are paying attention to Wallace’s case and her eviction.
State Representative Carrie Isaac (R-Wimberly) is asking the Texas Department of Housing and Community Affairs and the Texas Attorney General's Office to see what may be done.
"It made me very angry," Isaac said. "No one should be denied their Second Amendment right just because they live in public housing. It's unconstitutional."
FORT WORTH, Texas - The story of a Fort Worth woman who shot and killed someone trying to break in last month has been one of the most watched and talked about stories by FOX 4 viewers in recent memory.
The person killed outside Aleah Wallace's 8-year-old daughter’s window was a 14-year-old.
The complex told Wallace that she must move because she had a gun. Now, it has also piqued the interest of a Central Texas lawmaker.
Lawmakers from throughout the state are paying attention to Wallace’s case and her eviction.
State Representative Carrie Isaac (R-Wimberly) is asking the Texas Department of Housing and Community Affairs and the Texas Attorney General's Office to see what may be done.
"It made me very angry," Isaac said. "No one should be denied their Second Amendment right just because they live in public housing. It's unconstitutional."