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And where did you get your Medical License? Out of a Cereal Box!

You feeble attempt at wit would be more effective had it been a reference to a Legal degree.
I don't have either but have seen cases like this and the DA doesn't waste time harassing the homeowner.

Your the one that claims suicide

Guy shows up at 2 AM, demands your wife leaves with him.
He ends up dead on your property.
In Alabama the technical term for this is suicide.

As I pointed out earlier in Al Green's behavior would be considered suicide.

Suicide is a medical condition that is found in the DSM you have made a diagnosis so you would have to have a medical license.

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And where did you get your Medical License? Out of a Cereal Box!

You feeble attempt at wit would be more effective had it been a reference to a Legal degree.
I don't have either but have seen cases like this and the DA doesn't waste time harassing the homeowner.

Your the one that claims suicide

Guy shows up at 2 AM, demands your wife leaves with him.
He ends up dead on your property.
In Alabama the technical term for this is suicide.

As I pointed out earlier in Al Green's behavior would be considered suicide.

Suicide is a medical condition that is found in the DSM you have made a diagnosis so you would have to have a medical license.

You have never heard of police assisted suicide, this is homeowner assisted suicide.

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This on includes an eye witness.  By Allison Geller, Sun, November 10, 2013
Matthew Pinkerton of Glenn Burnie, Md. will face trial for second-degree murder, manslaughter and use of a firearm in a felony or violent crime after shooting Kendall Green, who broke into Pinkerton’s house at 2 a.m. on Sept. 15. Pinkerton’s attorney, Peter O’Neill, is claiming self-defense.
The state of Maryland says that Pinkerton should have called 9-11. Pinkerton’s lawyer and supporters argue that if he had done that, he, his wife and friends who were at their home at the time would all be dead.
The Capital Gazette reported that Pinkerton, an Air Force Sergeant, suspected that Green had begun an affair with his wife, Jessica Pinkerton, while Pinkerton was posted in Korea.  
Jessica Pinkerton has made no comment, but O’Neill described the relationship as a “friendship.” Green was interested in pursuing more, even after Jessica Pinkerton tried to end the friendship.
Green showed up on Pinkerton’s porch the night of the shooting and refused to leave, demanding to see Matthew Pinkerton’s wife. Pinkerton brought his Glock 17 9mm handgun with him when he went to the door. The men had words, and Pinkerton closed the door.
The police report that Pinkerton then heard the screen door open. Green broke into the front door, breaking the doorframe.
It is not clear whether Green had a weapon on him. Documents state that Pinkerton didn’t see one in his hands.
Assistant State’s Attorney Glen Neubauer said Pinkerton could have called the police, and called his move to grab his gun “bizarre behavior in itself.”  O’Neill maintains: “He has the right to defend himself against an intruder.”
Matthew Pinkerton’s brother, Michael Pinkerton, was there that night. He described the incident to the Save America Foundation.
“The night in question Matt feared for his safety. After closing the door on the gentleman, he [Mr. Green] chose to barge thru and enter the house. Matt told him several times to get out but he insisted to charge forward. Thus resulting in him getting shot.” Michael Pinkerton wrote.
“The press is making it sound as though Mr. Green and Matt knew each other well but that was not the case.”
The Capital Gazette reported that the men had had at least one previous altercation.
The state of Maryland has some of nation’s the most stringent gun control laws in place. Gun advocates, however, are still expressing shock over Maryland’s “call 911” argument in the Pinkerton case.
Pinkerton awaits trial on Feb. 11, 2014, with a status conference scheduled for Dec. 13, 2013.
Sources: Youth Nation, Salisbury News, Capital Gazette, Save America Foundation, Bearing Arms

And all of this from pro gun far right news sources....right.

As usual, when you can't disprove what is said you attack the source.

I refer you to my post #27 were there are links to other news reports that conflict with reports that also have reported. As to the source they are right wing pro gun with an agenda. What I am saying is that there seems to be a some conflicts in reports as to what happened. I am suggest that rather then jump to conclusion, wait for the trial.

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This on includes an eye witness.  By Allison Geller, Sun, November 10, 2013
Matthew Pinkerton of Glenn Burnie, Md. will face trial for second-degree murder, manslaughter and use of a firearm in a felony or violent crime after shooting Kendall Green, who broke into Pinkerton’s house at 2 a.m. on Sept. 15. Pinkerton’s attorney, Peter O’Neill, is claiming self-defense.
The state of Maryland says that Pinkerton should have called 9-11. Pinkerton’s lawyer and supporters argue that if he had done that, he, his wife and friends who were at their home at the time would all be dead.
The Capital Gazette reported that Pinkerton, an Air Force Sergeant, suspected that Green had begun an affair with his wife, Jessica Pinkerton, while Pinkerton was posted in Korea.  
Jessica Pinkerton has made no comment, but O’Neill described the relationship as a “friendship.” Green was interested in pursuing more, even after Jessica Pinkerton tried to end the friendship.
Green showed up on Pinkerton’s porch the night of the shooting and refused to leave, demanding to see Matthew Pinkerton’s wife. Pinkerton brought his Glock 17 9mm handgun with him when he went to the door. The men had words, and Pinkerton closed the door.
The police report that Pinkerton then heard the screen door open. Green broke into the front door, breaking the doorframe.
It is not clear whether Green had a weapon on him. Documents state that Pinkerton didn’t see one in his hands.
Assistant State’s Attorney Glen Neubauer said Pinkerton could have called the police, and called his move to grab his gun “bizarre behavior in itself.”  O’Neill maintains: “He has the right to defend himself against an intruder.”
Matthew Pinkerton’s brother, Michael Pinkerton, was there that night. He described the incident to the Save America Foundation.
“The night in question Matt feared for his safety. After closing the door on the gentleman, he [Mr. Green] chose to barge thru and enter the house. Matt told him several times to get out but he insisted to charge forward. Thus resulting in him getting shot.” Michael Pinkerton wrote.
“The press is making it sound as though Mr. Green and Matt knew each other well but that was not the case.”
The Capital Gazette reported that the men had had at least one previous altercation.
The state of Maryland has some of nation’s the most stringent gun control laws in place. Gun advocates, however, are still expressing shock over Maryland’s “call 911” argument in the Pinkerton case.
Pinkerton awaits trial on Feb. 11, 2014, with a status conference scheduled for Dec. 13, 2013.
Sources: Youth Nation, Salisbury News, Capital Gazette, Save America Foundation, Bearing Arms

And all of this from pro gun far right news sources....right.

As usual, when you can't disprove what is said you attack the source.

I refer you to my post #27 were there are links to other news reports that conflict with reports that also have reported. As to the source they are right wing pro gun with an agenda. What I am saying is that there seems to be a some conflicts in reports as to what happened. I am suggest that rather then jump to conclusion, wait for the trial.

This alone prove how weak the case is against Pinkerton.
You have always before declared the homeowner guilty as sin, but even you can see the case against him has more holes than the Titanic.

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So a man wants a married woman? That is irrational and emotional behavior? And he knocked, does sound like he was trying to break in, he announced himself? As I said before there are different reports on what happen. One more thing, Pinkerton should have thought about all this before he use the gun. So all this pity pot stuff is not surprising. As to the charges, the DA got them, sounds like he was doing his job.

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So a man wants a married woman? That is irrational and emotional behavior? And he knocked, does sound like he was trying to break in, he announced himself? As I said before there are different reports on what happen. One more thing, Pinkerton should have thought about all this before he use the gun. So all this pity pot stuff is not surprising. As to the charges, the DA got them, sounds like he was doing his job.

Is it irrational for a man to want a married woman? No, but it is at least a bit sleazy. However when the married woman in question tells him she's not interested and he continues to pursue her to the point of pounding on her door at 2am, that seems pretty emotional and irrational. When he's told to leave, he kicks in the door. That's definitely irrational.

The DA states that getting a gun was bizarre behavior, but I'd have done the same if there was someone at my door at 2am. There are very few legitimate reasons I can see for someone to be banging on a door at 2 in the morning.

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This on includes an eye witness.  By Allison Geller, Sun, November 10, 2013
Matthew Pinkerton of Glenn Burnie, Md.

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This on includes an eye witness.  By Allison Geller, Sun, November 10, 2013
Matthew Pinkerton of Glenn Burnie, Md.

This reporter doesn't even know how to spell the name of the town the crime took place in - I don't feel so confident about their knowledge of more complex facts of the case.

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I have shown news report that conflict with what happen that you claim based on pro gun news report. I have never stated Pinkerton was guilty. As always you make conjectures and rant.

No I have facts as presented by the Capital Gazette which clearly shows the bias of the state's attorney with the he should have called 911 comment and even more clearly his    “bizarre behavior in itself.”   comment to describe Pinkerton getting his gun when a hostile person shows up at his door at 2 am.

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So a man wants a married woman? That is irrational and emotional behavior? And he knocked, does sound like he was trying to break in, he announced himself? As I said before there are different reports on what happen. One more thing, Pinkerton should have thought about all this before he use the gun. So all this pity pot stuff is not surprising. As to the charges, the DA got them, sounds like he was doing his job.

Is it irrational for a man to want a married woman? No, but it is at least a bit sleazy. However when the married woman in question tells him she's not interested and he continues to pursue her to the point of pounding on her door at 2am, that seems pretty emotional and irrational. When he's told to leave, he kicks in the door. That's definitely irrational.

The DA states that getting a gun was bizarre behavior, but I'd have done the same if there was someone at my door at 2am. There are very few legitimate reasons I can see for someone to be banging on a door at 2 in the morning.

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I have shown news report that conflict with what happen that you claim based on pro gun news report. I have never stated Pinkerton was guilty. As always you make conjectures and rant.

No I have facts as presented by the Capital Gazette which clearly shows the bias of the state's attorney with the he should have called 911 comment and even more clearly his    “bizarre behavior in itself.”   comment to describe Pinkerton getting his gun when a hostile person shows up at his door at 2 am.

And all of it conjecture both the Capital Gazette and you, as always.

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So a man wants a married woman? That is irrational and emotional behavior? And he knocked, does sound like he was trying to break in, he announced himself? As I said before there are different reports on what happen. One more thing, Pinkerton should have thought about all this before he use the gun. So all this pity pot stuff is not surprising. As to the charges, the DA got them, sounds like he was doing his job.

Is it irrational for a man to want a married woman? No, but it is at least a bit sleazy. However when the married woman in question tells him she's not interested and he continues to pursue her to the point of pounding on her door at 2am, that seems pretty emotional and irrational. When he's told to leave, he kicks in the door. That's definitely irrational.

The DA states that getting a gun was bizarre behavior, but I'd have done the same if there was someone at my door at 2am. There are very few legitimate reasons I can see for someone to be banging on a door at 2 in the morning.

And knocking on some one door is not a sign of mental illness.

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So a man wants a married woman? That is irrational and emotional behavior? And he knocked, does sound like he was trying to break in, he announced himself? As I said before there are different reports on what happen. One more thing, Pinkerton should have thought about all this before he use the gun. So all this pity pot stuff is not surprising. As to the charges, the DA got them, sounds like he was doing his job.

Is it irrational for a man to want a married woman? No, but it is at least a bit sleazy. However when the married woman in question tells him she's not interested and he continues to pursue her to the point of pounding on her door at 2am, that seems pretty emotional and irrational. When he's told to leave, he kicks in the door. That's definitely irrational.

The DA states that getting a gun was bizarre behavior, but I'd have done the same if there was someone at my door at 2am. There are very few legitimate reasons I can see for someone to be banging on a door at 2 in the morning.

And knocking on some one door is not a sign of mental illness.

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So a man wants a married woman? That is irrational and emotional behavior? And he knocked, does sound like he was trying to break in, he announced himself? As I said before there are different reports on what happen. One more thing, Pinkerton should have thought about all this before he use the gun. So all this pity pot stuff is not surprising. As to the charges, the DA got them, sounds like he was doing his job.

Is it irrational for a man to want a married woman? No, but it is at least a bit sleazy. However when the married woman in question tells him she's not interested and he continues to pursue her to the point of pounding on her door at 2am, that seems pretty emotional and irrational. When he's told to leave, he kicks in the door. That's definitely irrational.

The DA states that getting a gun was bizarre behavior, but I'd have done the same if there was someone at my door at 2am. There are very few legitimate reasons I can see for someone to be banging on a door at 2 in the morning.

And knocking on some one door is not a sign of mental illness.

Did I say mental illness? I said he was behaving irrationally. He tried to pursue a relationship with a married woman and was rebuffed. Maybe he misread signals, not irrational in and of itself. I'm guessing that there was probably some escalation, texts, e-mails, calls, that were ignored, although that's only a guess. Then he shows up at her door at 2am, demanding that she leave with him. That's irrational. He was told to leave, instead he breaks in and advances on the husband. That's REALLY irrational.

Under normal circumstances, you don't pound on someone's door at 2am. There are exceptions, car breaks down, accident, need help and don't have access to a phone, but if it were me, I'd expect the homeowner to be wary. If someone is pounding on my door at 2am, I'm going to make damn sure that it's safe before I open up, and I'm also going to be armed.

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I have shown news report that conflict with what happen that you claim based on pro gun news report. I have never stated Pinkerton was guilty. As always you make conjectures and rant.

No I have facts as presented by the Capital Gazette which clearly shows the bias of the state's attorney with the he should have called 911 comment and even more clearly his    “bizarre behavior in itself.”   comment to describe Pinkerton getting his gun when a hostile person shows up at his door at 2 am.

And all of it conjecture both the Capital Gazette and you, as always.

The Gazette drew no conclusions.
Does this mean you actually suffer from the delusion that the state's attorney's statements were in anyway not indicative of bias?
And you seem to forget that even the stories that tried to say that Green was shot on the porch quoted him the same way.  

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All those people who are anti gun and claim gun is not needed to protect one's home has an ally in Maryland. Assistant State’s Attorney Glen Neubauer has decided to charge Matthew Pinkerton, 34 a tech Sargent in the air force with a number of charges concerning the shooting death of Kendall Green.

Evidently, when Kendall Green kicked in Pinkerton's door after be told to leave, then charging Pinkerton who fired and hit Green once. Kendall continued to advance on Pinkerton who fired a second shoot that proved fatal.

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Attorney: Glen Burnie shooting was self-defense

A Glen Burnie man acted in self-defense when he shot and killed another man he suspected of having an affair with his wife, his attorney said Monday.

At a bail hearing for Matthew Pinkerton, 34, attorney Peter O’Neill said the victim, Kendall Green, broke into Pinkerton’s home on Arbor Drive just before 2 a.m. Sunday after being told repeatedly to leave.

Green, also of Glen Burnie, acted aggressively and motioned toward his waistband as if he had a weapon, O’Neill said.

Pinkerton shot Green once in the chest from 10 to 15 feet away, but Green continued to advance toward him, his wife Jessica and two friends who were at the house, O’Neill said. That’s when Pinkerton shot him again. He died at the scene.

Source

Now recently there have been many stories of shootings, covered by the media, raising more cries for "gun control" and yet this story was overlooked.

I am sure that the gun control and gun ban supporters will be sure to attack Pinkerton as acting rashly in his attempt to stop the intruder, they might even suggest as the assistant state prosecutor did that instead of grabbing a gun and shooting a man charging him from 15 feet away, he should have called 911.

I am equally sure that someone is going to claim that the deceased's intentions were unknown at the time of the incident.

At this point, the assistant state prosecutor should be removed from office and stripped of his law license for his desire to pursue this case.

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All those people who are anti gun and claim gun is not needed to protect one's home has an ally in Maryland. Assistant State’s Attorney Glen Neubauer has decided to charge Matthew Pinkerton, 34 a tech Sargent in the air force with a number of charges concerning the shooting death of Kendall Green.

Evidently, when Kendall Green kicked in Pinkerton's door after be told to leave, then charging Pinkerton who fired and hit Green once. Kendall continued to advance on Pinkerton who fired a second shoot that proved fatal.

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Attorney: Glen Burnie shooting was self-defense

A Glen Burnie man acted in self-defense when he shot and killed another man he suspected of having an affair with his wife, his attorney said Monday.

At a bail hearing for Matthew Pinkerton, 34, attorney Peter O’Neill said the victim, Kendall Green, broke into Pinkerton’s home on Arbor Drive just before 2 a.m. Sunday after being told repeatedly to leave.

Green, also of Glen Burnie, acted aggressively and motioned toward his waistband as if he had a weapon, O’Neill said.

Pinkerton shot Green once in the chest from 10 to 15 feet away, but Green continued to advance toward him, his wife Jessica and two friends who were at the house, O’Neill said. That’s when Pinkerton shot him again. He died at the scene.

Source

Now recently there have been many stories of shootings, covered by the media, raising more cries for "gun control" and yet this story was overlooked.

I am sure that the gun control and gun ban supporters will be sure to attack Pinkerton as acting rashly in his attempt to stop the intruder, they might even suggest as the assistant state prosecutor did that instead of grabbing a gun and shooting a man charging him from 15 feet away, he should have called 911.

I am equally sure that someone is going to claim that the deceased's intentions were unknown at the time of the incident.

At this point, the assistant state prosecutor should be removed from office and stripped of his law license for his desire to pursue this case.

Love the new pic bud.....awesome.