Wesley chapel Grove movies shooting (Hollywood, Spring Hill: cost of, law, housing)

[kmarc]

Well, Florida just got knocked off the front page by a shooting at a middle school in New Mexico. It's not clear if anyone was texting when they shouldn't have been, though.

[Pinballdad]

Goes to show you that crime can happen in any area. Nice groomed lawns or not. New homes or old. Black people or white people or even yellow, purple, orange I don't care what color. What a shame of a confrontation to go so wrong. it is up to people to not allow things to go so wrong. TURN AND WALK AWAY! I have done this since I was 5 years old. Back in elementary school I was called a, "Coward" for doing it. Now a days I am called, "Smart" for doing it. It just is not worth it to allow a situation to escalate like this.

Such a shame...more loss of life...more survivors (wife and kids) to miss/mourn somebody the rest of their lives now

[shanti1]

Originally Posted by kmarc

Do we want to live in a country where the powers that be play Game of Drones around the planet? The example is set from the top.

doesnt mean that we need to stoop to that level. Fear drives so much in this country. I say that more now after living abroad.

[shanti1]

Wesley Chapel theater, scene of shooting death, remains closed today

[Spring Hillian]

Originally Posted by shanti1

Oh no, can't keep someone from bringing their deadly weapon but putting a device in for stopping cell phones from working makes much more sense. I am speechless at times.

A ball point pen can be a "deadly weapon". Weapons are safe, quiet, peaceful tools.
When they are used to their full potential in the hands of a human being, that is why they become deadly. I'd rather have 45 people sitting around me with concealed weapons rather than have ONE chatting on the cell phone.

[jambo101]

Originally Posted by Bideshi

I don't mean to suggest justification! I want to point out that rudeness can escalate way beyond expectations without warning. It always pays to be courteous.

Correct and in this case rudeness got out of control but in a verbally abusive exchange murdering your adversary is a pathetic way to win the argument.

[bentlebee]

Originally Posted by shanti1

Wesley Chapel theater, scene of shooting death, remains closed today

Sad that one crazy person can cause all this mess. I don't think it is the gun that needs to be highlighted since the crazy man could easily have used a knife or something else.

There must have been more in the man's past that has shown an anger management issue and I wonder how he functioned as a cop? Perhaps as a cop he made lives miserable since I have heard on the radio a couple of times when females called into one of the shows and stated that their husband would pull someone over for 5 miles over or 6 miles over and for other minor things since their cop "husbands" felt like they owned the roads and acted like a dictator and that the public better not run into them....this sounds to fit the profile of this murderer as we now know he is.

[tinytrump]

what- forget the phn person.. put your head on IGNORE

[shanti1]

Originally Posted by Spring Hillian

A ball point pen can be a "deadly weapon". Weapons are safe, quiet, peaceful tools.
When they are used to their full potential in the hands of a human being, that is why they become deadly. I'd rather have 45 people sitting around me with concealed weapons rather than have ONE chatting on the cell phone.

Yes, I know.

[Spring Hillian]

Originally Posted by jambo101

Correct and in this case rudeness got out of control but in a verbally abusive exchange murdering your adversary is a pathetic way to win the argument.

A lot is going to depend on what the victim said. If he said "I am going to kill you" and made a move, then deadly force may be justified.

I am convinced that a retired LEO wouldnt execute someone because he wanted to get back to the action on the screen.