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Student kills apparent burglar with sword


Darth Biscuit

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Don't fug with those John's Hopkins Samurai's...

http://www.cnn.com/2009/CRIME/09/15/samurai.sword.killing/index.html

The man had entered a home where several Johns Hopkins students lived, Guglielmi said. Four students, one armed with a samurai sword, had confronted the suspect in the garage.

The man "lunged" at the students, and the student with the sword defended himself, severing the man's left hand and cutting his upper body, Guglielmi said.

Police did not release the name of the suspect, who Guglielmi said had a long criminal history, or that of the student.

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That's fuging awesome.

"Mal. Guy killed me, Mal. He killed me with a sword. How weird is that?"

You get extra points for the use of the Serenity quote.

A bloke I lived with at Uni had a samurai sword and threatened to do the same to any prospective thieves - he was a scary character.

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