Key Takeaways A Quincy man was found to have acted in lawful self-defense after shooting during a confrontation in a TJ Maxx parking lot. The judge acquitted Alan Pacheco of charges directly tied to the shooting but convicted him on a felony gun charge due to lack of a concealed carry license. Pacheco shot and injured Terrance Horton after being attacked by Horton and another man while he was in his vehicle. This case highlights the conflict between self-defense rights and strict state firearm laws that can penalize lawful gun owners. Armed citizens should be aware of local storage and…
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