can't you read? he used deadly force only after a clear and present danger was presented to his person, not property.
I understand that you professional couch lawyers may not understand, so ill try to help. The last thing that happens before you get shot, is the gun being pointed at you. In real life, you don't rack the slide or pull the charge handle 8 times during a tense conversation, as you may have seen from your hollywood firearms education. If you're looking at the business end of a firearm, you assume a round is chambered and ready to fire.
This is a hilarious example of why the only accurate thing about combat in films is the shout for "MEDIC!!"
Where he was and why is a different conversation.
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