Usually, no. The law tends to require a balance between the crime/threat and what you can do about it. Shooting someone who's merely stealing a parked and empty car would seem excessive. But shooting someone who is actively threatening you, like during a car jacking is likely to be more OK.
In the car out the car, you can shoot a thief from anywhere
Car Thief was created on 1989-07-25.
Stop or I'll shoot! Reach for the sky! I'm calling the cops! Where are my pants? Kiss me, you thief.
the unfortunate car that was hit by the 'thief' will file it under their collision coverage and then attempt to recoup monies from the thief , restitution, you are not liable for the damage caused by a thief that stole your vehicle......
The cast of The Car Thief and the Hit Man - 2001 includes: Ryan Donowho as Car Thief Meg Hartig as Shopper Benny Nieves as Hit Man
In most cases, you can legally shoot a thief in self-defense if you reasonably believe your life is in danger. However, laws vary by jurisdiction, so it's important to understand the specific laws in your area.
shoot it with arrows or hook-shot then attack with sword
If the police can't find the car thief, your insurance will have to pay for it. If they CAN find the car thief and he/she has nothing, your insurance will STILL have to pay for it.
1. A thief takes something out of your car, while a seatbelt keeps someone in your car. 2. Sometimes a thief will take a life, while seatbelts are designed to save lives. 3. The law requires seatbelts to be installed in every car, but thieves are not required.
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I live in California but to the best of my knoledge according to DFG it is always illegal to shoot an animal from your car.