Med Student Kills Intruder with Samurai Sword

[KimberPB]

Not a gun related self defense story but props to the med student.

Med Student Kills Intruder with Samurai Sword - PoliceLink

Med Student Kills Intruder with Samurai Sword

BALTIMORE, Md. — Baltimore police say a Johns Hopkins University medical student armed with a samurai sword killed an intruder in his garage.

Police spokesman Anthony Guglielmi says campus police and an off-duty city officer responding to a call for a suspicious person heard screams to call police around 1:20 a.m. Tuesday.

Guglielmi says the student told the man he found in his garage to leave and the man accosted him. That’s when Guglielmi says the student defended himself, cutting off the man’s hand and causing a severe laceration to his upper body.

He says the man died at the scene, but police are not yet releasing his name.

Police are interviewing the student and others and are talking to prosecutors about whether to file charges.

[glock36]

If there is no more to the story than what has been reported then
I say score one for the good guy

[6shootercarry]

Police are interviewing the student and others and are talking to prosecutors about whether to file charges.

File charges?... For what? Cruel and unusual means of self defense? Failing to allow an intruder to inflict bodily harm or commit homicide? That should be the end of it. The intruder failed to leave and assaulted the victim in his dwelling… Sounds like a case of good old fashioned justice…

[Red Hat]

I agree. If that's the story then they have nothing to charge him with. If I didn't have a firearm to protect myself, anything I could get my hands on would suffice!

[LiveBlues]

How long before the anti's start advocating samurai sword control?

[Hounddog]

Originally Posted by LiveBlues

How long before the anti's start advocating samurai sword control?

In Maryland, about 20 minutes!

[brock samson]

I wonder if he screamed "SAMURAI!!!" like John Belushi on that infamous SNL bit. That would have been awesome.

[Huklberyhound]

AP: Guglielmi did not know why the student kept a sword. He said he may have had some martial arts training, but was not an expert.

Rice's criminal history includes more than two dozen arrests for burglary, breaking and entering and auto theft. According to court records, he was charged in 2007 after he pulled a gun on a police officer, though prosecutors placed those charges on hold because the officer was on military leave.

Rice was convicted in 2008 of unauthorized removal of property and sentenced to 18 months. He was released Saturday from the Baltimore County Detention Center.


Nuff said

[Scarecrow]

Originally Posted by 6shootercarry

File charges?... For what? Cruel and unusual means of self defense? Failing to allow an intruder to inflict bodily harm or commit homicide? That should be the end of it. The intruder failed to leave and assaulted the victim in his dwelling… Sounds like a case of good old fashioned justice…

no kidding!!! too many idiots out there today try to make a bad guy out of the true good guy. let's get real people.

[mrjam2jab]

Originally Posted by Huklberyhound

AP: Guglielmi did not know why the student kept a sword. He said he may have had some martial arts training, but was not an expert.

Does he NEED a reason??? I have a 3 tier rifle rack on my bedroom wall...3 rifles? Nope...3 swords. Why? Cuz I like them.