Apart from shooting two men when their backs were turned, one of whom was quite obviously trying to escape through a window at the time, you mean? If that's your idea of reasonable force, then you are a prime example of why the English judicial system settles these matters with twelve good men and true in a court of law. If you take a life, then you take responsibility for it, my friend. Far too many people think their home entitles them to godlike powers that exceed those of the police, and if you think being in your place of residence gives you the right to use lethal force without being accountable to anyone, then you really do live in cloud-cuckoo land. Martin was not jailed because he protected his life and his property, but because the jury believed he had acted in revenge for previous break-ins at his house (which negates the plea of self-defence) and that the force he had used was excessive - both perfectly good reasons to convict him of murder in any western democracy - no matter where it happens.
@@MSM4U2POM the consequences of breaking into someones home should be being gunned down.. resonable force or not... if you dont wanna get shot, dont break into homes
Should be a warning to burglars I knew a farmer who had intruders in his yard early in the morning a couple of shots over there heads soon got them running
the man's a legend!
speaks his mind and speaks sense !
old school.
He done the right thing
that's a word i picked up in prison 😂 the way he described it actually made perfect sense! 😂👍👍
An innocent man who did nothing wrong.
Apart from shooting two men when their backs were turned, one of whom was quite obviously trying to escape through a window at the time, you mean? If that's your idea of reasonable force, then you are a prime example of why the English judicial system settles these matters with twelve good men and true in a court of law.
If you take a life, then you take responsibility for it, my friend. Far too many people think their home entitles them to godlike powers that exceed those of the police, and if you think being in your place of residence gives you the right to use lethal force without being accountable to anyone, then you really do live in cloud-cuckoo land.
Martin was not jailed because he protected his life and his property, but because the jury believed he had acted in revenge for previous break-ins at his house (which negates the plea of self-defence) and that the force he had used was excessive - both perfectly good reasons to convict him of murder in any western democracy - no matter where it happens.
@@MSM4U2POM the consequences of breaking into someones home should be being gunned down.. resonable force or not... if you dont wanna get shot, dont break into homes
@@dannyflint5746How's the weather in cloud-cuckoo land?
@@MSM4U2POM You are right in what you say, but nobody agrees with Martin being sentenced.
@@MSM4U2POM And here come the PC bedwetters that love to defend the worthless scumbags of the world. 🤦♂
Thanks for uploading, Edutainment Edutainment, Do you have any Songs Of Praise clips during Katherine Jenkins presenting era?
Thoae burglars could've attacked Tony in his own house. He had to protect himself in his own house.
It feels like 20 years ago. Date of transmission please for July 2003?
Grsat decent man an honourable citizen
The only thing he should be sorry for is the those creatures entered his home. ~If they hadn't it wouldn't have happened.
Should be a warning to burglars I knew a farmer who had intruders in his yard early in the morning a couple of shots over there heads soon got them running
Yes - that's reasonable force by any standards. And if they ignore it then they get what they deserve. I don't see how a jury could argue with that.