Florida- No Charges for Firing 30 Shots at Pool Cleaner

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Someone was shot for turning around in the wrong driveway in NY state. Shot for knocking on the wrong door in Kansas City and also another guy same thing in North Carolina.

I think we all know that these incidents are certainly not happening just in Florida.

Add to the list the lady who shot and killed her Uber driver because she thought he was taking her into Mexico because she saw a road sign for the border.

It’s definitely not just in FL and I’m bummed this thread got moved to the FL forum because I think while this incident occurred down there, it’s a bigger issue. In this case the stand your ground law meant to charges whereas perhaps in another state there would have been. I’m sick of these vigilantes shooting the second they feel threatened. They think they’re so tough but really they jump and shoot at the slightest little passing anxiety because they’re total cowards.

[Anonymous]

*meant no charges

[Anonymous]

Add to the list the lady who shot and killed her Uber driver because she thought he was taking her into Mexico because she saw a road sign for the border.

WTF

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Someone was shot for turning around in the wrong driveway in NY state. Shot for knocking on the wrong door in Kansas City and also another guy same thing in North Carolina.

I think we all know that these incidents are certainly not happening just in Florida.

Add to the list the lady who shot and killed her Uber driver because she thought he was taking her into Mexico because she saw a road sign for the border.

It’s definitely not just in FL and I’m bummed this thread got moved to the FL forum because I think while this incident occurred down there, it’s a bigger issue. In this case the stand your ground law meant to charges whereas perhaps in another state there would have been. I’m sick of these vigilantes shooting the second they feel threatened. They think they’re so tough but really they jump and shoot at the slightest little passing anxiety because they’re total cowards.

I think that the no charges is more likely because it’s Florida?

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Someone was shot for turning around in the wrong driveway in NY state. Shot for knocking on the wrong door in Kansas City and also another guy same thing in North Carolina.

I think we all know that these incidents are certainly not happening just in Florida.

The other shooters are all going to jail. It's open season in Florida

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Did you not read the article? He showed up unannounced at 9pm and he ignored the homeowners’ demands that he go away. This isn’t at all like some of the other shootings by homeowners in the news.

Why wouldn’t locking the doors, calling 911, and maybe firing 1 warning shot be sufficient. The guy didn’t try to come inside the home. Continuing to fire 30 rounds is reckless. What if a bullet had sprayed into a neighbor’s yard and hit a bystander. Sorry, but I just don’t think an AR—15 needs to be shot this many times in a residential area.

It's moronic. I can't believe the gun nuts defending this.

[Anonymous]

That person is an embarrassingly bad shot lol

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:That person is an embarrassingly bad shot lol

Thankfully in this case! He almost murdered his pool cleaner.