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At the beginning of June, my 17 year old son wanted to go to the “peaceful protests” because his friends were going. We said no, and thankfully he listened to us. It is too easy to get caught up in something and in the blink of an eye, your life is forever altered.
Good thinking! What good is to come from joining a large group of people to protest, especially with the covid situation and the number of protests that start out being peaceful and end up with property being destroyed and people seriously hurt from mob violence. One person has no control of what ever instigators are able to conjure up to get the mayhem started.
It may be difficult to plea 'self defense', when (from what I have read thus far), this 17 year old armed himself and drove from one state (Illinois) to another (Wisconsin) to go to a protest. It sounds per-meditated. I guess it is why he is being charged with first degree intentional homicide.
He drove to protest, and armed himself for protection. Any competent defense lawyer can blow that BS you just wrote up.
One of the guys then that 17 year old shot, he was the guy injuried on his arm, isn't white as snow as he pretend, he have some hidden skeletons in his closet from what I saw on another forum. https://www.findmugshots.com/arrests...d_6236626.html
17. His family will spend a fortune defending him against the system. Even getting charges dropped will cost him big time.
And evidently one guy was wounded. He'll be talking to a lawyer, too.
It will be a long time before his family sleeps comfortably again. Their bank account may never recover.
My gun stays at home, ready to do its duty from inside my house.
The video is pretty easy to find. The kid is trigger happy.
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