According to law enforcement, a Georgia homeowner was defending himself after three armed and masked teenagers forced their way in around 4 AM and shot first. The homeowner fired back, fatally wounding the three suspects — ages 15, 16, and 18. Police cleared him under the state’s stand-your-ground law, but the families of the deceased have sued, claiming the shooting was unjustified. Witnesses verified the teens were carrying weapons. (check in the first comment👇)

Georgia Parents File Lawsuit After Homeowner Fatally Shoots Armed Teens During Early Morning Break-In

In Georgia, the parents of three masked teenagers, who were fatally shot by a homeowner during an armed break-in at 4 AM, have launched a lawsuit demanding justice despite the incident being ruled self-defense.

The teens allegedly broke into the home armed, forcing the homeowner to respond with lethal force in what authorities have ruled a clear case of self-defense. Despite the ruling, the parents of the deceased teens have decided to pursue legal action against the homeowner, demanding accountability.

The case has sparked a fierce national debate over homeowners’ rights and the boundaries of self-defense laws.