But. . . but . . . the tow truck was registered and he DID have a license.
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FedUp
said...
I love the comment about the young 'son of Obama' cut down in the prime of his life by a racist 'white African American'.
In all seriousness, he was in the midst of a violent armed robbery, and the robber still had his gun.
Given the circumstances, I'd have splattered him too. And if I were black, I'd demand a jury trial, then sue the DA for racism after I was found not guilty.
I hope his lawyer points out that the thug could have shot the victim while attempting to flee in the tow truck. They should have pinned a medal on the tow truck driver instead of charging him.
....if he did not mention that concern to the police at the time, the D.A. is going to frame it as retroactive excuses (which it might be).
The standard of what the defendant knew, at the time, is easy to frame maliciously if the non-victim doesn't know how to defend against it at the time of the incident.
read some of http://legalinsurrection.com/author/law-of-self-defense/ who not only covered the Zimmerman trial, but had a book mostly written at the time that brouhaha started. http://www.amazon.com/The-Self-Defense-Andrew-Branca/dp/0988867702/ref=
8 comments:
I love the comment about the young 'son of Obama' cut down in the prime of his life by a racist 'white African American'.
In all seriousness, he was in the midst of a violent armed robbery, and the robber still had his gun.
Given the circumstances, I'd have splattered him too. And if I were black, I'd demand a jury trial, then sue the DA for racism after I was found not guilty.
I hope his lawyer points out that the thug could have shot the victim while attempting to flee in the tow truck. They should have pinned a medal on the tow truck driver instead of charging him.
Just as I figured. It happened in the looniest of leftist looney shitholes.
to Anonymous, It is a legitimate concern, but....
....if he did not mention that concern to the police at the time, the D.A. is going to frame it as retroactive excuses (which it might be).
The standard of what the defendant knew, at the time, is easy to frame maliciously if the non-victim doesn't know how to defend against it at the time of the incident.
read some of http://legalinsurrection.com/author/law-of-self-defense/
who not only covered the Zimmerman trial, but had a book mostly written at the time that brouhaha started.
http://www.amazon.com/The-Self-Defense-Andrew-Branca/dp/0988867702/ref=
Moral of the story: Attack a Towie and you will be 'Trucked'!
Anything that reduces the number of Sons of Obama has to be a bonus?
III
Here in Texas they would have given him the keys to the city
Paul in Texas
I consider the tow truck driver to be a hero. I'm sick of PD's and justice departments sticking up for low-life perps.
@SWIFT: "I'm sick of PD's and justice departments sticking up for low-life perps."
Those would be their reason for existence. They need the career criminals out there in order to keep their budgets and paychecks.
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