whutTHEYsay
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There is no aggressive moving of any kind. The man is standing his ground.
You do realize that you are an idiot when you say there was no “moving” that can be defined as aggressive by the gunman.
The gunman was moving toward conflict and confrontation not away to avoid it.
That is aggression toward an unarmed man jogging down the street and his weapon was fired in very close proximity to the unarmed man.
How and why the gun is fired is immaterial at this point as to whether the gunman’s intent was to confront the jogger and use deadly force because he and he alone decided to put the loaded weapon in the one place in the entire universe where one of those three men or a child on a front lawn could be harmed by when fired.
The gunman put it there. Had he stayed across that double yellow line and not moved aggressively to block the jogger’s passage he would have had a slim chance at a self defense claim, but he did not use self restraint. He attacked the jogger with a loaded shotgun and it was fired and possibly wounded his target.
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