Hesperia, Ca - On Monday, January 18th, 2021. A man with a gun was trying to get into a house

[mat200]

FYI - not mine of course, good example of an extreme situation

Intruder with Gun ends up in a Shootout

Hesperia, Ca - On Monday, January 18th, 2021. A man with a gun was trying to get into a house in the 17800 block of Orange St. The man in the house also had a gun, a gunfight broke out and the man left. The man lives on the 8900 block of Avocado Ave (just down the street). Police and Swat surrounded the suspect house but no one was found inside.

 

[th182]

Holy shit!


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[lulu5kamz]

Wow, very disturbing...
The link below has some details on the suspect.

Hesperia homeowner exchanges gunfire with intruder trying to break in

HESPERIA, Calif. (VVNG.com) — An armed Hesperia homeowner defended himself and his family after exchanging gunfire with an intruder trying to break in. It happened on Monday, January 18, 2021, at about 3:36 am., in the 17000 block of Orange Street. The suspect, later identified as 39-year-old...

www.vvng.com

 

[looney2ns]

Hope the homeowner gets some serious training after this. Glad they made it ok.

And again, those of you new to the world of cameras, take 5 minutes to learn how to properly export video from your NVR before the need arises, and not use your flipping phone.

 

[sebastiantombs]

9mm is nice, but a 12ga would have eliminated the problem very quickly.

 

[gunit00]

Hope the homeowner gets some serious training after this. Glad they made it ok.

And again, those of you new to the world of cameras, take 5 minutes to learn how to properly export video from your NVR before the need arises, and not use your flipping phone.

He had the training with the tool that mattered the most, a gun.

 

[sebastiantombs]

^^^^ I wouldn't be so sure about that. He stated the gun fired "accidentally" while he was loading it.

 

[handinpalm]

Scary video. Another reason I keep a gun locked and loaded in every room. I do not have kids running around though. Another typical day in CA?

 

[gunit00]

^^^^ I wouldn't be so sure about that. He stated the gun fired "accidentally" while he was loading it.

Humility. I’m sure you would of acted as smoothly as James Bond.

 

[looney2ns]

9mm is nice, but a 12ga would have eliminated the problem very quickly.

Not if he can't handle it any better than a 9mm. Wonder how many of his shots ended up down the street in his neighbors house's or cars.

 

[sebastiantombs]

"Humility. I’m sure you would of acted as smoothly as James Bond."

Yes, I would have and have. I have been training with firearms for almost 50 years and can still hit the floor with my hat when I drop it.

 

[gordo]

Im not sure but it looks like he wet his pants at about 1:30 just before he took off.
Ok, just watched the rest of it and his "panic" was noticed.