Close Call With Street Pirate Outside Home of US Supreme Court Justice

Re: Armed teen shot by U.S. Marshals outside this Supreme Court justice's home (The Blaze)

Folks familiar with me know I can snark with the best-or worst-of them. I'll refrain however from making hay out of a viral 'good guy with a gun' victory outside the home of a US Supreme Court justice not known as a champion of the Second Amendment.

I'd rather use this trending moment of safety created against armed street piracy to applaud the US Marshals Service for their triumph. It's likely saving future crime victims, should punishment fit collection of charges contained in this crime.

These charges are, according to post which inspired this article:

• Armed carjacking
• Pistol without a license
• Possession of a large capacity ammunition-feeding device.

It illustrates the value of residential security agents, government and private sector, and underscores the fact that most 'everyday VIPs', my name for the general public, don't have overnight protectors posted outside their homes.

This fact animates gun ownership advocacy and laws like permitless carry allowing citizens readily accessible ballistic safety.

That's my take away from this close call with a street pirate outside the home of a US Supreme Court justice.

Shows that bad things do happen on the proverbial good side of any given town.

Also shows how everyday VIPs without overnight security must prioritize securing themselves.

EVENT AND EVERYDAY PEOPLE PROTECTOR. ADVOCATE.

Nadra Enzi aka Cap Black is a philosophical protector specializing in security management beside event organizers and owners of establishments serving the general public. Cap Black's Substack