I don't know what you don't understand about the fact that you don't have a right to hold people at gun point for the police because you suspect them of something. That's not a right that you have. Guns are legal only for self defense not for cosplaying law enforcement and questioning suspects. No citizen in that scenario has an obligation to take you at your word or see you as anything other than an armed aggressor. In that scenario everyone else has the right to use force in self defense against you.
And prison isn't going to work out for those three vending machines for sex. Some brother is going to be renting their asses out to the entirety of cell block D.
Ahmaud was never held at gunpoint...you simply demonstrate over and over you cannot understand the facts of the case.
Hopefully the jurors are much smarter than you....which depends mainly on how many blacks are on the jury.
McMichaels’ Attorneys: Public Has Rushed To Judgment
(CNN) — Lawyers for two men charged with killing Ahmaud Arbery in Brunswick asserted Thursday that the public has rushed to judgment, and that the full story has yet to be revealed.
Travis McMichael, 34, and his father, Gregory McMichael, 64, are charged with felony murder and aggravated assault in the February 23 death of Arbery, a black man who was shot dead while jogging just outside Brunswick.
But Robert Rubin and Jason Sheffield, attorneys for the younger McMichael, “conducted an extensive initial investigation and believe there is compelling evidence that Mr. McMichael is not guilty of the charges against him,” a statement from their law firm reads.
“Travis has been vilified before his voice could even be heard. … The truth in this case will exonerate Travis,” the statement reads.
At a news conference at the firm’s office in Decatur, Rubin said Arbery’s death was a tragedy, though that doesn’t mean that a crime was committed.
“Our hearts go out to the Arbery family, because, although, we don’t stand in their shoes, we understand their pain,” he said.
Gregory McMichael’s attorneys said the public has not heard the whole story, and “more of the truth will come out.”
“So often the public accepts a narrative driven by an incomplete set of facts, one that vilifies a good person, based on a rush to judgement, which has happened in this case,” Laura Hogue, one of the attorneys for the elder McMichael, said in her law firm’s statement.
“While the death of Ahmaud Arbery is a tragedy, causing deep grief to his family — a tragedy that at first appears to many to fit into a terrible pattern in American life — this case does not fit that pattern,” attorney Frank Hogue said. “The full story, to be revealed in in time, will tell the truth about this case.”