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Concept of a girl ? What is that? I’m a female. What happen between those kids only showed the boy can be vicious. No bearing on the dead guy. Two separate things, the subject matter is Kyle. Stay on point.
It's funny how now all of a sudden a persons past matters. It didn't matter for Floyd or Blake but now its a big deal.
In a court of law, it means nothing.
that depends. it's not always that black and white.
If you know, at that time, that the suspect has potential for violence whether it's from previous encounter with you or when you ran his record. You have to articulate that on your report if you are going to use force.
Absolutely- facts-
the boy hit a girl- per accounts during that time-
the boy goes to riots as vigilante-
the boy gets into a bad position and has to shoot and kill to save himself- now facing charges.
One of the victims was a POS, ( not relevant of why he died) - 2nd victim I don't know.
it doesn't matter of skin color, party or age ... his age is a parent problem.
I said 20X he should have NOT been there -as now he has ruined his life
I totally disagree this was a good move that he go there and get involved .
Absolutely- facts-
the boy hit a girl- per accounts during that time-
the boy goes to riots as vigilante-
the boy gets into a bad position and has to shoot and kill to save himself- now facing charges.
One of the victims was a POS, ( not relevant of why he died) - 2nd victim I don't know.
it doesn't matter of skin color, party or age ... his age is a parent problem.
I said 20X he should have NOT been there -as now he has ruined his life
I totally disagree this was a good move that he go there and get involved .
I agree that a 17 year old should not been there, but that does not mean he forfeited his right to defend his own life just because he "should not been there"
A college woman can walk into a frat house butt naked and drunk as a kite, it does not give frat boys the right to rape her either.
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He has only a misdemeanor for carrying a gun while intoxicated. That would indicate no felony conviction in earlier years. And he was a Milwaukee paramedic in his past and is about to graduate from college. So no he does not sound the least thuggish.
I agree that a 17 year old should not been there, but that does not mean he forfeited his right to defend his own life just because he "should not been there"
A college woman can walk into a frat house butt naked and drunk as a kite, it does not give frat boys the right to rape her either.
I never said anything about the actual shooting - except let the courts decide. No comment on that part as I’m sure still needs to go through discovery. What I am against -is getting other young men riled up to think they can go play Rambo like a video game !
that depends. it's not always that black and white.
If you know, at that time, that the suspect has potential for violence whether it's from previous encounter with you or when you ran his record. You have to articulate that on your report if you are going to use force.
keyword: at that time
If these allegations are true about him, the he is definitely a POS, depending on the circumstances. In court though, they won't matter. Unless the prosecutors can somehow bring it in as admissible, i would think.
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