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Originally posted by curme
So if you commit a crime against me, say, scratch my car, I can kill you? Or is only in cases of theft can I kill you? What if I think you robbed me? Can I kill you, or just wound you?
You know, some people not as honest as yourself, will kill people, and then make up a reason later. Instead of killing them for a real reason, like stealing your tv.
From the WESH.com source article:
McCray has a criminal record in Seminole County, including charges of domestic battery, armed robbery, burglary and petty theft.
McCray has a criminal record in Seminole County, including charges of domestic battery, armed robbery, burglary and petty theft. Investigators are awaiting the results of McCray's autopsy.
Originally posted by Relentless
I would hope that the law does prevent prosecution of the clerk and others if they truly only intended to restrain him. I just hope no one ever has to be afraid to defend themselves and fight back in the process of being victimized.
Originally posted by Amuk
No one here that is crying for the criminal has yet to explain how this was not HIS fault that it happened. Who else can the criminal blame? Who FORCED him to rob the woman?
Originally posted by superdude
The guy snatched a wallet - in other words he committed a crime. Who knows what else he was doing - screaming threats? Who knows. A previous poster here said that once he committed the crime he lost his rights. I couldn't agree more.
Originally posted by smokenmirrors
I have a sign that says "CAUTION, ARMED AMERICAN CITIZEN, ABSOLUTELY NOTHING IN THIS HOUSE IS WORTH DYING FOR"
Originally posted by Neodaemon
So if that is correct then the moment they killed him they lost their rights.
Regards,
Neo!
So if that is correct then the moment they killed him they lost their rights.
Regards,
Neo!