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Lol @ pikers.Pikers. You need to wait until they kill you to defend yourself.
That.Self defense is one thing, but then to rush home, bury the weapon (sword in this case), and then to grab $21,000, num-chuks, and a pellet gun and go on the run for 3 days, all after having killed the friend of your weed dealer, is a little suspicious. I'm not on the jury and don't have all the facts, but it doesn't seem like a clear case of stand your ground. Perhaps things are not as cut and dry (pardon the pun) as it first sounds.
Australia you say? Seems like Florida man level antics.
This is why I don't click. Muh tickbirds rock!Self defense is one thing, but then to rush home, bury the weapon (sword in this case), and then to grab $21,000, num-chuks, and a pellet gun and go on the run for 3 days, all after having killed the friend of your weed dealer, is a little suspicious. I'm not on the jury and don't have all the facts, but it doesn't seem like a clear case of stand your ground. Perhaps things are not as cut and dry (pardon the pun) as it first sounds.
Australia you say? Seems like Florida man level antics.
So, maybe.It's the woke/enlightened style of UK justice. You basically don't have a right to self defense, even if your life is threatened.
As with a lot of these situations, there are a LOT of details left out of the reporting. I can easily imagine a situation where the fight rolls out into the street from inside the house. I've seen it happen several times.So, maybe.
However, how is it SD if you chase the thieves out into the street and kill them? Technically I guess it could be considered SD if the circumstances were "Garcia compatible" but in the general case I'm not seeing it.
Well, for instance in the Garcia case the thief was pursued by Garcia in an effort to 'recover his stolen property' and when the thief was run down, he used deadly force to attempt to retain the stolen property, after which Garcia killed him. This was judged to be legal.As with a lot of these situations, there are a LOT of details left out of the reporting. I can easily imagine a situation where the fight rolls out into the street from inside the house. I've seen it happen several times.
I totally agree. However, read the rest of my post.So, maybe.
However, how is it SD if you chase the thieves out into the street and kill them? Technically I guess it could be considered SD if the circumstances were "Garcia compatible" but in the general case I'm not seeing it.
He says.....Florida man.....lmao!!!Self defense is one thing, but then to rush home, bury the weapon (sword in this case), and then to grab $21,000, num-chuks, and a pellet gun and go on the run for 3 days, all after having killed the friend of your weed dealer, is a little suspicious. I'm not on the jury and don't have all the facts, but it doesn't seem like a clear case of stand your ground. Perhaps things are not as cut and dry (pardon the pun) as it first sounds.
Australia you say? Seems like Florida man level antics.
Where are the dingos when you need to dispose of a body?