Last Friday, my wife and I were watching a movie at home. As the night went on, I heard some commotion in my neighbors back yard, but thought nothing of it since they frequently make movements in their yard at night.

About ten mintues later, I distinctly heard someone on my roof (his fence makes climbing my roof possible). As my dogs started barking the motion moved the opposite direction (from north to south originally then south to north upon the dogs barking).

I immediately grabbed my Glock (my wife and I bought a Glock a piece) and called the police. I could not get through. I tried again with no success.

Checking outside, I called out. I heard a “thud” on the other side of the house, and he was gone.

I tried to call the police again, no go. I then tried to call the police in another city and they would not hear my request and xfered me to the police in my city. Guess what? THEY COULD NOT GET THROUGH EITHER!! Twice they tried and then gave me the number and hung up.

Folks, there is a valid reason for the Second Amendment.

Mike