After Catching ‘Peeping Tom’ Outside Daughter’s Window, Father Epically Executes His 2nd Amendment Right

A Texas man who confronted a peeping Tom outside his daughter’s bedroom window this week told police he fired his gun after the voyeur lunged at him with a knife.

The incident took place around 10:30 p.m. Wednesday at an apartment complex in northwestern San Antonio.

According to KENS-TV, the daughter spotted the unknown man through her window and ran to tell her father.

The father stepped outside to confront the stranger, who produced a knife and lunged at him.

The dad told police he pulled out his handgun and fired several times, according to the report.

San Antonio police told KENS that they did not find anyone with gunshot wounds.

An aerial search by the police department’s Blue Eagle helicopter unit did not locate anyone.

San Antonio police told the local news outlet that the father is not expected to be charged.

WOAI reported that police were still investigating the incident.

The assailant was described as a bearded man in his 30s.

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Roadsterrider · 56-60, M

Something really disturbing in this thread are the comments about blaming the girl for not closing her blind, when did it become the victims fault? When did it become okay to for an adult male to go to someone else's home armed with a knife and look through a window at someone else's child even if the blind wasn't closed? If he had raped her because she had a revealing dress on, would that be her fault too? People are quick to opine that the dad showed intent because he took a firearm, how about the intent of the perpetrator? That man, armed with a knife, walked into someone else's yard, slunk to a window where he could watch a child, and threatened the dad when he came out, he was ready to injure or kill anyone getting in the way of him getting his rocks off watching or abducting or whatever he had in mind for that little girl.

Anyone who goes to another's home armed, it is reasonable to assume, has already decided he is willing to do harm to get what he wants. It is just too bad that dad missed, what is certain though is that the offender was deterred by an armed victim.