Former marine subdues menacing man on train (vehicle, firm)
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“Under New York law, a person is justified in using deadly physical force when they reasonably believe it is necessary to use such force to defend themselves or others from imminent use of deadly or unlawful physical force.”
“Under New York law, a person is justified in using deadly physical force when they reasonably believe it is necessary to use such force to defend themselves or others from imminent use of deadly or unlawful physical force.”
Daniel penny would like to have a word.
So you're not treating him like the storeowner? Why not?
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“Under New York law, a person is justified in using deadly physical force when they reasonably believe it is necessary to use such force to defend themselves or others from imminent use of deadly or unlawful physical force.”
Daniel penny would like to have a word.
there is a whole lot more to article 35 laws than a single sentence.
here is a pretty good summary of what is involved once you read through all the twists and turns of article 35 which pertains to our self defense laws
no two situations are ever alike and while one may be authorized to use deadly force the other may be authorized for only physical force and if someone dies it’s manslaughter
I saw a WABC news report yesterday that said the prosecutor’s case will be based on Penny continuing the choke hold after Neely went limp instead of immediately releasing him. I didn’t watch nor want to watch the entire video so I don’t know how long he held him after Neely stopped struggling.
I saw a WABC news report yesterday that said the prosecutor’s case will be based on Penny continuing the choke hold after Neely went limp instead of immediately releasing him. I didn’t watch nor want to watch the entire video so I don’t know how long he held him after Neely stopped struggling.
That part doesn't even matter, you can't kill somebody because they made a verbal threat
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We'll see what the nature of the threat actually was.
What do you mean? Either the nature of the threat was physical or verbal. Why do we have to wait and see when there's video/witnesses?
Was the Marine initally phyiscally attacked to the point where he thought he was going to lose his life? If not, then why did he feel the need to kill?
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"The man who sleeps on the floor, can never fall out of bed." -Martin Lawrence
What do you mean? Either the nature of the threat was physical or verbal. Why do we have to wait and see when there's video/witnesses?
Was the Marine initally phyiscally attacked to the point where he thought he was going to lose his life? If not, then why did he feel the need to kill?
The only video I have seen begins with Penny subduing Neely. Is there video that shows the time prior?
the witness I heard interviewed described Neely as "threatening". Whether that is the testimony we will hear in court remains to be seen.
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