Can You LEGALLY Shoot a Trespasser on Your Property?
A DoorDash driver walked up the wrong driveway. Moments later, he was shot. In this video, attorney and gun guy James Reeves breaks down the viral John Reilly shooting case, plus the Ralph Yarl and Kaylin Gillis shootings, to answer the question: Can you legally shoot or point a gun at a trespasser? We’ll talk castle doctrine, curtilage, civil vs. criminal trespass, and why pulling a gun “to send a message” might just get you arrested. This isn’t legal advice—but it might keep you out of jail. Subscribe, drop your questions in the comments, and stay safe.
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