jc456
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still doesn't answer why the black man attempted to steal the man's gun in a confrontation for it. the gun was the man's and he had every right to have it in his hands. he wasn't committing any crime by standing in a street armed. the white man was under no obligation to hand him his weapon.Read the police report. All they said was Gregory was outside on his front lawn when he saw a "black male" run by. He said nothing about seeing him enter or leave the house under construction. His son was inside their house and saw nothing at all. Furthermore, he couldn't have seen Arbery in that house. I posted the street view earlier from the McMichael home and you can't even see the lot where the construction is taking place.Can you prove they had no knowledge?"If little thug boy didn’t trespass on private property, he’d be alive today."“No reason”?He'd be alive today if a couple of half-wit racists hadn't chased him down and murdered him for no reason.That's not what I asked.That's your opinion.
What cops call this is probable-cause.
Nobody bothered to ask whether the owner would have wanted to press charges.
So you know DICK about the law or the situation.
Yes they did.
Owner of house Ahmaud Arbery purportedly entered before fatal shooting is getting death threats
From the article -
In the months before February, a motion-activated camera had captured videos of someone inside the construction site a handful of times, Graddy said. The first time, English called a non-emergency police number and reported the unauthorized entry, Graddy said.
"He never used the word 'burglary,'" she said, adding that nothing has ever been stolen from or damaged at the property. "My client did not want people to come on to the property because it's just not safe."
English never shared any of this information with the McMichaels, whom he did not even know, according to his attorney.
"Even if there had been a robbery, however, the English family would not have wanted a vigilante response," Graddy said. "They would have entrusted the matter to law enforcement authorities."
I asked if the assumption was charges would have been filed if this perp hadn't been killed.
It's difficult to file charges against a corpse.
I'm sure the owner didn't want him killed. He acted like knucklehead, but he didn't deserve to die. However, he'd be alive today if he hadn't acted like an idiot.
The thug was committing first degree burglary in their neighborhood.
If little thug boy didn’t trespass on private property, he’d be alive today.
That's a flat out lie. The McMichaels had no knowledge he was in the house. All they saw was a "black male" running down the street. Let me break this down for the less intelligent folks around here ... That means even had Arbery not entered that house, had Gregory McMichael seen Arbery running past his house, the exact same set of events would have unfolded.
No, a suspicious black male had been a discussion topic in the neighborhood, as is heard in the 911 call. He knew what was going on. And he was correct, the black man illegally trespassed.
Heroic protector of his community.