Caught On Video: Armed Homeowner Shoots Intruder Looking For His Girlfriend In The Wrong Place

Carmichael California Defensive Gun Use

Caught on surveillance late on a Sunday night, a man named Alonso Brown decided to go looking for his girlfriend by tracking her from his phone to a family's Carmichael apartment.

Then Alonso Brown attempted to break down the door, showing no regard for the unsuspecting family inside.

The situation took a deadly turn as gunshots erupted, turning the peaceful night into a terrifying nightmare.

The husband, a veteran and armed, valiantly defended his loved ones when the intruder fired shots into their home.

According to the sheriff's office, Brown was on a mission to find his girlfriend, and his misguided attempts led him to the wrong place.

In the face of danger, this family's preparedness and courage saved the day.

Join me as we unpack this intense incident, shedding light on the importance of responsible gun ownership and the need to protect our loved ones when chaos comes knocking.

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[kileak]

What disappoints me the most is that anyone even has to ask whether it was justified

[xTheHypntic]

“Did the husband have the right to fire back?”

How messed up can someone, or the society live, be if they’re asking this question.

[_taxman_]

Did the homeowner have the right to shoot back at someone trying to break in and shooting at them?
Even asking that question is disgusting.

[trikstari]

"not a stand your ground state"

How is that even legal? It flies in the face of the entire point of the United States of America.

[skwerl]

"Did the husband have the right to fire back?" That is so stupid to think, even for a second, that you should just let someone kill your and your family in your own house

[darthbiden]

If you break into my house you forfeit your right to live. We need a national stand your ground law.

[ttsugaming]

Not gonna lie I’m genuinely surprised the homeowner didn’t get charged. Good on the sheriffs for supporting him

[jackdjango]

The reporter actually said "does the husband have the right to fire back" the right to FIRE BACK? I just can't even with these people.

[thedemonnemo]

How sad is it that a hero husband/father that very likely saved the life of his entire family and neighbors can't safely show his face on camera? Bravo to thisguy and brilliant analysis by Colion.

[Luisjusthere]

Wow a very rare moment where California was actually rational when it came to punishing criminals and actually supporting the armed law abiding citizen that protected himself and his loved ones.

[wherethetatosat]

"California is not a stand your ground state."
As a Californian, if I'm ever on a jury and someone tries to say that, I'm invoking juror nullification immediately. EVERYWHERE you are, you have a moral obligation to stand your ground.

[justdoingitjim]

Any politician who tries to pass legislation which restricts the 2nd Amendment, should NOT be guarded by armed security, paid for by those he's trying to disarm!

[robbieross]

Low IQ, low emotional control and guns are never a good combination. Bravo to the man protecting himself and his family.

[eanders]

The thought that you even said "Did the man have the right to shoot back" is all you need to know about how far down the rabbit hole we've fallen.

[jeffwestbrooke]

If the homeowner had the right to defend against an intruder isn't a question we should even be asking!

[TurtleChad]

Nothing wrong with what the owners did. They defended their home rightfully so.

[Steven-gvke]

I don't need a constitution, politician, or attorney to tell me that I have the right to defend my life or my families. DON'T TREAD ON ME.

[Shell]

Good for the father! Protecting his family!

[coyotel]

That's WHY we have a 2nd Amendment. Well done, honest, law-abiding citizen !!! WELL DONE.

[Rightsrestored]

Amazing job by the homeowner. Empowering the citizens to protect themselves is what the cops should do in order to make America a safer place.