(TheLastPatriotNews.com) – In a stark stand for self-defense rights, a Palm Bay homeowner, an armed patriot, has recently defended his property against a convicted felon in a dramatic shootout.
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The confrontation unfolded on December 27, 2025, leaving the felon wounded and charged with serious offenses, serving as a broader example of the dangers brought to communities by repeat offenders.
Javone Williams, a convicted felon, faces multiple charges, including armed burglary and illegal firearm possession, after attempting to break into cars in Palm Bay, Florida.
The altercation began when a Ring camera alerted the homeowner to two men on his driveway.
Approaching the men, one of whom was later identified as Williams, the homeowner found himself under fire and returned shots in self-defense.
Fortunately, the homeowner remained unharmed.
Williams ended up at an emergency room with gunshot wounds, claiming involvement in a different shooting.
However, inconsistencies riddled his account, and surveillance video contradicted his story.
The footage showed Williams searching vehicles and engaging in the gunfight, while authorities found gunshot residue on him, exceeding mere circumstantial evidence.
Considering Williams’s criminal past, community members expressed concerns about the shooting’s impact.
The neighborhood once noted for its family-friendly environment now deals with the aftermath of the violence.
A nearby resident noted seeing at least three burglars, one acting as the getaway driver, another seizing a firearm, and the third attempting to break into a vehicle, reports Fox35 Orlando.
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Orlando Rolón, a former police chief advises restraint in such scenarios due to high risks involved.
“Is it worth risking yourself being injured or someone else if all we’re dealing with is a property crime that potentially law enforcement can solve?” he asked.
This incident, however, reflects larger issues of repeat offenders posing present and ongoing threats to law-abiding citizens and fueling debates on Second Amendment rights.
“The defendant has a pending aggravated assault with a firearm, shooting into a building, possession of a firearm by a convicted felon, and a discharge of a firearm in a public place,” stated the assistant state attorney, cited by Click Orlando.
Authorities are seeking more information about the crime and are hot on the trail of additional suspects.
While this episode has underscored both the importance of vigilance and the right of individuals to protect themselves, it also throws light on the persistent terror posed by repeat offenders like Williams.
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