Ron, I am going to ask you nicely not to troll this thread when there are enough real people who genuinely believe this shit to waste pages of space on it.
Guilty of 2nd degree murder
Guilty of manslaughter
Guilty of aggravated battery
Guilty of culpable negligence
Guilty of felony battery
Not Guilty
Hung Jury
Ron, I am going to ask you nicely not to troll this thread when there are enough real people who genuinely believe this shit to waste pages of space on it.
The whole point of a CCW is that you can carry concealed, and you are required to go thru some amount of training. I did it, and I will say the majority of the training is about the law and the liability one takes to carry said firearm. I carry, and yes it is loaded. Am I looking for a fight, no. Am I a criminal because I carry, no. Why do I carry you may ask, because I have 3 young kids and a wife who live in a shitty part of town. I am not looking for trouble nor do I involve myself as a hero. One of the first things they instruct you about in a CCW course is to be a witness, not an aggressor.
No, I disagree. Who threw the first punch? Who escalated the situation? If I was getting my head bashed to the concrete and I was yelling for help with no one helping, I would have done the same thing by pulling out the only means of stopping the aggression. However, I agree it would have been better for GZ to have remained in his vehicle. Might I ask where you get your information from on how it all went down that night? Not an attack on you, just curious.
www.irateirishman.com same as you.
So if I'm walking in an alley, realize some guy is following me, yell for him to fuck off, and then when he grabs me, I punch him in the face, he can totally just shoot me, right?
I get my info from police reports, not Psychic Sylvia Brown.
I see conflicting reports in regards to the police, and I prefer the magic 8 ball for psychic info. Your scenario shows that you were not the aggressor, as he grabbed you first. Being followed is not something that qualifies for a heightened aggression, a punch or a shove is. Its not a crime to follow someone, but it is a crime to assault someone. From what I have read and heard in regards to this case, there is just cause for self defense here. Many may not like that, but it is what it is.
Here is a thought, why would GZ risk everything by attacking this unknown person? The cops were on the way and GZ knew this. TM did not. Should TM hung up with his gf and called the cops?
In itself no. You have no idea how many people you pass in a given day that are doing that to you, but you see it as normal. Perhaps not at night, but in many cases in the store, streets, or even playground. Could have GZ said something, sure but he was not required to as a police officer would. I will admit that it could be considered aggressive, but not to the point were deadly force would be feasible. That came into play as TM escalated the situation.
I don't know why he did not say something then. Speculation is the only thing that can answer that now.
Yeah, I wonder the same thing. However the way I understand it is that it went down "MMA" style. Meaning he could have screamed between blows.
Especially in Sanford
FBI report sa_alexander_w50.pdf
[name redacted] was asked to describe his opinion of the tone of
sanford. said that he has mediated several cases with staff
members of Sanford Police Department (SPD) and feels he has
knowledge of the tone and issues within SPD. He described the SPD as a "good old boys" network. For example, fmaile police officers would never get promoted. He also heard that a few years ago African Americans were referred to as "porch monkeys" by the white officers on the radio.
Who is - witness, Sanford's Senior Project Manager Andrew Thomas
http://articles.orlandosentinel.com/...police-officer
"Justice will not be served until those who are unaffected are as outraged as those who are" --- Benjamin Franklin
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