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First of all, the kid wasn't shot because the music was too loud, he was shot because the shooter thought he saw a gun come out. Stop with the bull shit already.
Secondly, I cannot really say since I wasn't there and I don't know the evidence. My opinion, for what it is worth (and that ain't much) is that only an idiot would shoot his gun because he "thought" he saw one. Something is t right about that defense. Did he already have his gun out? If so, why? If not, he had enough time to draw his weapon so he had enough time to be sure it was a gun he saw.
Bad choice on the side of the defendant. At the very least he should get the lowest penalty for manslaughter. Again though, I'm only going by the VERY unreliable info I've heard on the case.
If there was no gun found, that defense is bullshit.
An unarmed kid in Florida killed because someone thought the music was too loud in a car he was in.
Should Dunn go to prison for murder, or be aquitted?
What will the outcome of the case do to the way people in Florida and nationally start interpreting Stand Your Ground and Self-Defense laws? Will blacks feel some type of way if Dunn is aquitted? If Dunn goes to prison, will the sentence be substancial, or reduced?
What do you think?
He absolutely positively killed the young man. Only question is was he justified doing so? I don't believe he was. I don't believe he believes he was or he woulda stayed and waited for police to arrive. Plus, having a gun in the first place means you suffer from an irrational amount of fear of strangers. What should have been a simple "Could you please turn your music down?" became an attack born out of irrational reactions to whatever the victim said. Yet none of that then justified firing on him. The shooter caused the incident beginning to end. He woulda only been there a couple minutes then left. If you can't grit your teeth and bear loud music that long, that's more your problem than their's.
I hope he's found guilty. I just wish the death penalty was on the table. He deserves death.
An unarmed kid in Florida killed because someone thought the music was too loud in a car he was in.
Should Dunn go to prison for murder, or be aquitted?
What will the outcome of the case do to the way people in Florida and nationally start interpreting Stand Your Ground and Self-Defense laws? Will blacks feel some type of way if Dunn is aquitted? If Dunn goes to prison, will the sentence be substancial, or reduced?
What do you think?
He absolutely positively killed the young man. Only question is was he justified doing so? I don't believe he was. I don't believe he believes he was or he woulda stayed and waited for police to arrive. Plus, having a gun in the first place means you suffer from an irrational amount of fear of strangers. What should have been a simple "Could you please turn your music down?" became an attack born out of irrational reactions to whatever the victim said. Yet none of that then justified firing on him. The shooter caused the incident beginning to end. He woulda only been there a couple minutes then left. If you can't grit your teeth and bear loud music that long, that's more your problem than their's.
I hope he's found guilty. I just wish the death penalty was on the table. He deserves death.
People shouldn't kill people in cold blood because of stupid music. Only a idiot would listen to such crap but murder be you the thug or the guy that doesn't like it isn't right.
People shouldn't kill people in cold blood because of stupid music. Only a idiot would listen to such crap but murder be you the thug or the guy that doesn't like it isn't right.
This may sound a bit radical but if more people would arm themselves and kill these (expletive) idiots, when they’re threatening you, eventually they may take the hint and change their behavior.”
First of all, the kid wasn't shot because the music was too loud, he was shot because the shooter thought he saw a gun come out. Stop with the bull shit already.
Secondly, I cannot really say since I wasn't there and I don't know the evidence. My opinion, for what it is worth (and that ain't much) is that only an idiot would shoot his gun because he "thought" he saw one. Something is t right about that defense. Did he already have his gun out? If so, why? If not, he had enough time to draw his weapon so he had enough time to be sure it was a gun he saw.
Bad choice on the side of the defendant. At the very least he should get the lowest penalty for manslaughter. Again though, I'm only going by the VERY unreliable info I've heard on the case.
If there was no gun found, that defense is bullshit.
Agreed.
My point was that he should have had time to discern wether there was a gun or not, since he had time to draw his weapon. If his weapon was already out then he's the aggressor IMO. The defense doesn't make sense to me. Of course, this is based on my limited knowledge of the case.
Michael Dunn fatally shot 17-year-old Jordan Davis in November 2012 during a dispute at a Jacksonville gas station, but the 47-year-old man claims the shooting was in self-defense.
Dunn was charged with first-degree murder, and he was also charged with the attempted murders of three other people in the SUV with Davis the day after Thanksgiving.
"I hate that thug music," white man told fiancée moments before gunning down black teen
I'm surprised this guy isn't a bigger right wing hero than Zimmerman.
An unarmed kid in Florida killed because someone thought the music was too loud in a car he was in.
Should Dunn go to prison for murder, or be aquitted?
What will the outcome of the case do to the way people in Florida and nationally start interpreting Stand Your Ground and Self-Defense laws? Will blacks feel some type of way if Dunn is aquitted? If Dunn goes to prison, will the sentence be substancial, or reduced?
What do you think?
