Student Kills Intruder with Samurai Sword!

…After his PlayStation and Laptops were stolen, of course… Although, It’s not justified to kill a man over a stolen ps3 and laptops. However, it is justified to kill a man who lunges at you while you fear for the safety of your life or the lives of others.
You don’t know if the guy has a concealed gun or what, and you really don’t want to play that game I guess.
Besides, the intruder was a repeat offender, released from prison last Saturday. “49-year old Donald Rice died of his injuries. Rice had 29 prior convictions for breaking and entering.”
It is legal to possess a sword in Baltimore, Guglielmi said, and “individuals have a right to defend their person and their property.”
He declined to comment on whether its use in this case was appropriate.
Read Full Article: BaltimoreSun
Hours earlier, someone had broken into (20-year old) John Pontolillo’s house and taken two laptops and a video-game console. Now it was past midnight, and he heard noises coming from the garage out back.
The Johns Hopkins University undergraduate didn’t run. He didn’t call the police. He grabbed his samurai sword.
With the 3- to 5-foot-long, razor-sharp weapon in hand, police say, Pontolillo crept toward the noise. He noticed a side door in the garage had been pried open. When a man inside lunged at him, police say, the confrontation was fatal.

