Is This Dad A Hero?

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Ms. Allison, can I please get some mood music? Oh, how emotional.
Now, some would say this Ohio dad named Malik Chandler is not a hero. Why? What happened? I think he is. You make the call. Per a police report, father Malik Chandler pretended to be his 11 year old daughter on TikTok so he could lure her alleged rapist to his home where he shot the rapist twice. Wow.
Diego Gonzalez, 20 years old, was shot by angry dad Malik Chandler after their 11 year old's mom discovered a video on her phone that showed 20 year old Diego Gonzalez sexually assaulting their daughter in their home. How awful. So they looked on their daughter's phone, they saw who it was, they found the contact, and the dad acted like he was the daughter on TikTok, lured her to the house, where according to the police report, his plan was to just kick his ass. But then he saw the 20 year old Diego Gonzalez reaching for a weapon, and that's when he shot him twice. Boom. Done. Now, I'm sure Guy Relford, the gun guy, would probably be best to ask about the rules and regulations here. It's probably not legal to just take the law in your own hands and shoot people who have hurt your children. The guy was pulling out a gun. What are you supposed to do? Or a weapon?
I don't care what the circumstances were.
Montoya Gonzalez, the alleged rapist, had previously been indicted by a grand jury on five counts of pandering sexual-orientated material, two counts of rape, one count of obstruction of official business. And the dad and the mom saw a video on their 11-year-old daughter's phone of this guy raping their daughter in their house. So they lured him in and shot him twice. I'm good with this. I am 100% on board. To me, this dad is a hero. And what happened to the dad charged with assault? Felony assault and his bond is now $100,000. Let's pay that like there needs to be a GoFundMe to bail this guy out because in his defense, like anybody that's got a daughter, I think is probably listening to this right now going, hell yeah, I support the dad in this situation. 100%, it might not be legal, but to me, that guy is a hero.