Sentenced: Florida Homeowner Shoots, Kills 2 'Extremely Violent' Burglars, Injures Another After They Broke Into His Home

[Sugar Cookie]

A teenager is facing charges for a would-be armed home invasion robbery in Florida in which his two accomplices were shot and killed and he was wounded.

Jeremiah Trammel, 19, was shot after his accomplices, Luis Casado, 21, and Khyle Durham, 21, had already been shot dead during the alleged break-in.

The person who shot the two men was the homeowner who was using a gun to defend himself in Wesley Chapel, near Tampa.

Casado and Durham were shot dead as they were walking along a narrow hallway towards the owner of the house.

Both had their faces covered with black masks and had guns drawn according to Fox35.

According to Pasco County Sheriff Chris Nocco, Trammel was then able to make a quick escape from the home after the homeowner's gun suddenly jammed allowing for a pause in the shooting.

Trammel was caught by a next door neighbor who also had a gun and held him on the spot until the police arrived.

He was taken to hospital where he was treated for a gunshot wound.

Casado and Durham were 'extremely violent' criminals, according to Sheriff Nocco, while Trammel had a previous arrest for other charges.

The homeowner who was alone at the time and playing video games realized something was amiss after hearing glass smash.

He grabbed his gun and went to investigate.

The sheriff believes that the owner may have been targeted because he had recently posted pictures of a large gun collection he owned on social media.

Further investigation revealed Trammel, Casado and Durham knew the homeowner personally and he knew them, although no more details were revealed.

Trammel has been charged with home invasion robbery but also faces the murder charges for the deaths of Casado and Durham.

Florida homeowner shoots and kills two burglars and injures another

Two suspects, 21-year-old Luis Casado and 21-year-old Khyle Durham were killed as they broke into a home near Tampa, Florida. A third suspect managed survived after the homeowner's gun jammed.

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Won't be on their way to college Luis Casado and Khyle Durham

 

[Sejanus]

Clean and oil your guns regularly and thoroughly.
That way mishaps like this where one perp gets away alive won't happen.
A jammed gun is heartbreaking when used to take out the trash, but can't do it.

Those lives don't matter.
They did it to themselves.

 

[Metalfan]

That's what I like about revolvers,tried and true,and have never jammed on me.

 

[Spider]

Looks like these violent fuckups met their match.

 

[McDanel]

Hey, a feel good story!

 

[Alf]

Clean and oil your guns regularly and thoroughly.

Lots of new gun owners lately, and many don't realize that a semiautomatic pistol needs to be "run in" and tested with the carry ammunition before it's relied on. The third guy ran away this time. Next time, though, he might not.

That's what I like about revolvers,tried and true,and have never jammed on me.

I have had a revolver jam on me. The firing pin was too short, and the dent in the primer would pop back out and go through the firing pin hole in the recoil shield. It took a new firing pin to fix.

Revolvers need to be tested too.

--Al

 

[Blizzard]

If you have a gun you expect to potentially depend upon, you should certainly take it to a range and fire it on a regular basis. When I was living in USA I don't think I had my gun jam on me before.

 

[r0ckstar666]

Shoot all these racist broke dick cock sukkkers

 

[LFODBiker]

That's what I like about revolvers,tried and true,and have never jammed on me.

I had an old Llama .38 that I shot so much I wore the teeth for the cylinder advance to the point where it didn't fully rotate the next round. Fortunately I didn't figure it out the hard way.

 

[Muriel Schwenck]

Plot twist if this was a Hollywood movie:
He had it out for these guys and knew if he showed his gun collection on social media they would show up to steal it. He laid in wait for their predictable response.

 

[Freyja]

That's what I like about revolvers,tried and true,and have never jammed on me.

As a leftie, I absolutely love the wheel guns! I have a Smith and Wesson model 64 38 Special! The gun was made in 1970 and it still works like a dream!
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And yes, folks, if you are going to trust a gun to save your life, then you must go to the range and practice with your gun and also maintain them regularly! Also have a variety of firearms for carry and for home defense.

 

[orange_julius]

Dipshits. So they knew they were breaking into a home where the owner was heavily armed, and didn’t make sure nobody was home before they smash a window to get in. This is called natural selection. Darwin Awards for both of these fine young (and dead) lads.

 

[Sugar Cookie]

And the world in now a better place.

I am sure violence will break out at Khyle's homecoming - Just another day in the hood.

 

[Prettypink513]

All's well that ends well. Good riddance. I love how the neighbor was strapped too

 

[Dead Stephanie]

And the world in now a better place.

I am sure violence will break out at Khyle's homecoming - Just another day in the hood.

It feels so good to be so hood

 

[Kittyskyfish]

Lots of new gun owners lately, and many don't realize that a semiautomatic pistol needs to be "run in" and tested with the carry ammunition before it's relied on. The third guy ran away this time. Next time, though, he might not.
--Al

Also, many guns require a rigid forearm and wrist grip as the slide functions with a blowback action. Without holding the gun with sufficient resistance to bounce the slide back into position, the slide will *partially* return and will not have enough energy to fully strip off the next round from the magazine and feed it into the chamber. You end up with a stovepiped cartridge and the gun jams.

 

[Doctor Slaughter]

Lots of new gun owners lately, and many don't realize that a semiautomatic pistol needs to be "run in" and tested with the carry ammunition before it's relied on. The third guy ran away this time. Next time, though, he might not.


I have had a revolver jam on me. The firing pin was too short, and the dent in the primer would pop back out and go through the firing pin hole in the recoil shield. It took a new firing pin to fix.

Revolvers need to be tested too.

--Al

Any firearm needs to be.

 

[Freyja]

Any firearm needs to be.

All the more reason to go to the range and go to the range often!

 

[Old Man Metal]

Trammel was caught by a next door neighbor who also had a gun and held him on the spot until the police arrived.

I like this neighborhood.

Lots of new gun owners lately, and many don't realize that a semiautomatic pistol needs to be "run in" and tested with the carry ammunition before it's relied on. The third guy ran away this time. Next time, though, he might not.

--Al

Ammo preference on semi-autos is real.

Also, many guns require a rigid forearm and wrist grip as the slide functions with a blowback action. Without holding the gun with sufficient resistance to bounce the slide back into position, the slide will *partially* return and will not have enough energy to fully strip off the next round from the magazine and feed it into the chamber. You end up with a stovepiped cartridge and the gun jams.

So is this. I've seen more than one noob think the firearm was defective when it was their grip. Especially on snappy shit like compact .40s.

 

[Sugar Cookie]

Name:	TRAMEL, JEREMIAH

Initial Receipt Date:	09/14/2023

Current Release Date:	09/13/2042

Current Prison Sentence History:​

Offense Date	Offense	Sentence Date	County	Case No.	Prison Sentence Length
07/10/2020	2ND DEG.MURD,DANGEROUS ACT	08/25/2023	PASCO	2002993	20Y 0M 0D
07/10/2020	2ND DEG.MURD,DANGEROUS ACT	08/25/2023	PASCO	2002993	20Y 0M 0D

 

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