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Some things in this world are stranger than fiction. Such was the case in a
story from Independence, Oregon, where a 19-year-old on his way to visit family
decided to stop for a rest -- and burglarize a farm. He stole several things,
which he hid behind a barn before fleeing on foot. He then stole a pickup, also
on the farm, returned to the house, and loaded up his spoils. Before leaving, he
added a shotgun and an AR-15 to his take. While he drove across a field to make
his escape, however, he hit a bump, causing a part of the shotgun caught in the
trigger area of the AR-15 to shift and depress the trigger. The AR fired once,
striking and killing the burglar. Early reports are that the shotgun had indeed
failed a background check. Either way, someone should alert Joe Biden. Despite
his sage advice, when this shotgun needed to defend itself, it went for the
AR-15.

Burglar Accidentally Shoots Himself With Rifle He Stole, Dies? | Albany Tribune News

Oregon Thief Found Dead In Bizarre AR-15 Semi-Automatic Incident
 
They probably won't even be charged but if they are they'll be acquitted. They were being gunnapped and they colluded to free themselves. Was the use of deadly force necessary, maybe not but what else was a shottie and an AR going to do, call 911?
 

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