92 Year Old Woman Wounds 3 Cops

In Atlanta, officers serving what has been described as a duly signed search warrant on a home, were met by gunfire, sending three to the hospital with non life threatening injuries. The woman within was killed by return fire. The elderly woman's relatives (she had no children) say she owned the handgun and held a permit for the weapon. Police may have recovered some suspect contraband that is being tested. Relatives insist the lady had nothing to do with trafficking (allegedly) taking place on her front porch.

Officers having gone through the investigative process and properly obtained a search warrant signed by a judge have a right to be in a home. Such is the law of the land.

Citizens have a right to be secure in their homes and possessions and in many states, often have firearms within to assist in that security (let's face it, most citizens live far outside the area of immediate police response). Many even have the weapons registered in accordance with the laws of their state.

So what to do when these two fundamental ideas come into direct conflict with one another? The police attempting to enforce various narcotics laws via the means at their disposal. The woman (allegedly) defending her home from "unknown" invaders. And everyone pointing fingers.

We predict more training.