No Charges for Detroit Pastor Who Shot Brick-Wielding Assailant

By Johannes Paulsen

A few weeks ago, I reported that Pastor Keon Allison of the City of God Ministry in Detroit, Michigan was confronted in the middle of a Sunday sermon by a 26-year-old semi-pro football player named Deante Smith. Smith apparently had ill-intent, believing (rightly or wrongly) that there had been an “inappropriate relationship” between the man of the cloth and Smith’s estranged wife. The footballer attacked the pastor with a deadly weapon — a brick. Pastor Allison had experience and a GLOCK on his side. In case you were wondering about the outcome, GLOCK > brick. Smith was pronounced DOA at a local hospital. At the time, I opined that it sounded like “the proverbial good shoot” . . .

The Detroit Times reported Friday that no charges will be forthcoming against Pastor Allison. Prosecutor Kym Worthy announced: “The provable facts in this case showed that the actions of Keon Allison were done in lawful self defense and there will be no charges.” The Prosecutor also released a summary of the facts as determined by their investigation:

Smith attacked [Allison] with a brick before the preacher shot the man with a Glock handgun…. Smith forcefully entered …Read the Rest

Source:: Truth About Guns