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So there is zero chance that he might be a good person? Zero chance that he might care about the law? That's a bit of a narrow minded view point.
Not zero. In the same way I'm sure
more than zero of the folks wearing swastikas 90 years ago were good. But the odds are low enough it's not worth the energy.
The the best advice I have for you is when your home is being broken into or you are being attacked, do not call the police. Just beg the criminal to stop.
That is sound advice, the cops will likely not arrive in time and if they do they might shoot me.
What if it's the police who's breaking in and murdering you? (As it's happened in real life multiple times)
You mean completely legally forcing entry to a home thats near the one they had a warrant for and dispatching a hostile terrorist baby with an ak-47-shaped pacifier?