Generally speaking, you are allowed to use deadly force to defend someone else if they would could legally use deadly force to defend themselves.

In cases where charges are brought against you for crossing onto another person’s land, you do have the right to defend yourself. There are several defenses to trespassing. One is that you have consent to be there. Public necessity is another good defense for trespassing.

An individual does not have to die for the force to be deemed deadly. Four elements are required for self-defense: (1) an unprovoked attack, (2) which threatens imminent injury or death, and (3) an objectively reasonable degree of force, used in response to (4) an objectively reasonable fear of injury or death.

Anything. If you’re carrying a gun, you can start shooting, and, if the gun is legal, and you’re carrying it legally, you’ve broken no law. I would not be worried about breaking the law if you’re jumped and attacked by a group of people.

If you can lawfully use deadly force, then you can lawfully threaten deadly force, e.g., by pointing a gun at someone or saying “get out of here, or I’ll shoot you.” So if, for instance, you tell a trespasser that they’re trespassing (or even threaten nondeadly force to tell them to stop trespassing), and they turn on …

Simple words are not enough, they would have to perform some kind of aggressive action for you to use deadly force (the drawing and pointing of a firearm can be, legally, considered a threatened use of deadly force). So the short answer is no, you can’t draw a gun just because someone is “trying to fight you”.

The short answer to your question is no, it is not legal. In the scenario you describe, just because you cannot ascertain who is on the other side of the door does not give you the right to open the door and point a gun at him/her. Legality is one thing, reason is another.

While you may be legally allowed to shoot someone for vandalizing your property, it only protects you from criminal liability. There’s a chance someone would pursue a civil case against you if you shot them for taking a sharpie to your “Beiber 4 Evah” bumper sticker.

If you were acting in self-defense by discharging a weapon from your vehicle, California law allows this under certain circumstances. You must have been in imminent danger of being killed or suffering bodily harm. You must have also reasonably believed you needed to use deadly force to defend yourself.

Thus, if a person reasonably believes they are about to be attacked or killed, he or she can legally fire a “warning shot.” An element of the crime requires that the shooting could have been deadly or dangerous.

Lundeen. The owner of the vehicle should call the police and file a formal complaint against the individuals. Check your paint for cracking from the eggs and file a comprehensive damage claim with your carrier if you have comprehensive insurance…

Egging Cars Egg shells can cause scratches, and egg yolks and whites are not kind to car paint. Damage from just a few eggs could call for an entirely new paint job, which can cost more than $250, meaning this kind of egging may be a felony.

Yes! You can call the cops for anything – even for getting dinner delivered. However, this doesn’t mean they’ll do it. But egging a house is a crime – a very expensive crime and can require painting the entire house to restore it.

1. Clean the surface as much as possible with water.
2. Use the pressure from a hose to clear off the dried egg so that you don’t rub minuscule bits of eggshell around the surface.
3. Once you’ve cleared the surface, take a closer look at the area.

if you saw someone keying your car, you have sufficient evidence to go to the police. It will be your word against theirs, so it may not get very far in court. Similarly, if you can find a neighbor who saw the vandalism being done, that can also serve as evidence for the police.

Almost real time “silent” notification that someone is breaking into your car. Sit outside, somewhat hidden, and when you catch them, pull a firearm, point it to their back, and tell them that if they move, you pull the trigger. Then, call police and wait.

Wireless/ WiFi car security cameras, running off AC power or batteries, can be placed on the garage door to catch anyone keying or damaging your car at night, such as Reolink E1 Pro (wireless WiFi automobile security camera), Reolink Argus 2 (rechargeable/solar-powered wireless outdoor camera).

Keyed Car and Other Vandalism Prevention Tips

1. Don’t Leave a Spare Key.
2. Park It Inside.
3. Light It Up.
4. Install Car Alarm.
5. Hide Your Stuff.
6. Install an Immobilizer.
7. Be Friendly.
8. Use Common Sense.

Keying cars is considered vandalism under California Penal Code 594. Vandalism is a misdemeanor offense in California but can be charged as a felony under certain circumstances.

If you park your car outside overnight, choose an open, brightly lit space. Trim back trees and bushes that block the view from your house or the street. Avoid parking behind dumpsters or other large obstructions that impair visibility. Keep watch over your car.

Here are the best tools, devices and tips for preventing car theft in 2019.

• Steering Wheel Locks.
• Tire & Rim Locks.
• Car Part Protection.
• Car Alarms.
• Track Your Car With a GPS Device.
• Kill Switches.
• No-Cost Vehicle Theft Prevention Tips.

Top 10 Cars Stolen In 2019

• Ford Fiesta – 2,384.
• Range Rover – 1,917.
• VW Golf – 1,331.
• Ford Focus – 1,200.
• BMW 3-series – 1,042.
• Vauxhall Astra – 836.
• Land Rover Discovery – 791.
• Mercedes E-Class – 612.

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