The Gateway Pundit reported last week about an unnamed Los Angeles father who turned the tables on masked intruders threatening his family.
Since then the LA father has identified himself and revealed additional news that will leave your blood boiling.
On November 4, a pair of masked intruders were given more than they bargained for after picking the wrong man to mess with.
One of the thugs raced up and put a gun to Vince Ricci’s back just as he was about to walk into his home, which is located in the affluent Mid-City neighborhood in LA.
But just when one thinks the thieves have the upper hand, they get a nasty surprise when the father pulled out his gun and opened fire. The scumbags fired back and then ran away.
This week Ricci appeared in a video for the National Rifle Association, which he is a member of, and said that the state of California has suspended his constitutional right to own a firearm.
Watch below:
After successfully defending my home and my family and my five-month-old child, California has now decided to suspend my Second Amendment rights.
This from survivethenews.com.
Believe it or not, the news becomes stranger. Ricci revealed to Fox News the alarming reason he lost his right to own a firearm was because he allegedly yelled at cops when they visited his home following the attack. Yes, he supposedly raised his voice to the police and now he can no longer effectively defend himself.
Think about this. If the police can take away your God-given Second Amendment right for being confrontational with authorities, does the slippery slope ever end?
The LA Sheriff’s office has not commented to Fox News on the matter.
Footage shared by KABC revealed the moment the incident occurred.
Final thoughts: Being armed—whether concealed or open—is important. But practice and familiarity with your weapon is crucial. This would-be victim responded quickly and appropriately, and he is alive to tell his story.
