TheGreenHornet
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You are not educated on the law and you lack any analytical ability. What you are is a waste of board space.
Says the dumbest motherfucker ever given access to the internet...
You have no clue. You have been duped by the media like most nighas are and have been....remember what you said about Zimmerman. You and your ilk are all alike. Pathetic to the extreme.
I seem to recall I was supportive of Zimmerman. But the two cases are very different...
Anyhow since you claim to be an expert (a has been under pressure) amuse us with your version of 'escalation of force' I need a good laugh.
Not my version, asshole.
There are five levels of force:
1 - Command presence. This is "cop speak". It refers to simply appearing as a confident authority (such as a cop in uniform)
2 - Verbal commands - It is what it sounds like. You tell the person to stop.
3 - Forcefully grabbing someone to get them to stop.
4 - Forcefully striking someone to get them to stop.
5 - Use of deadly force to get them to stop.
Travis McMichael went from #2 to #5. When he got out of the truck with a loaded shotgun. The fact that you won't/can't comprehend that is utterly meaningless...
Of all the above which do you think the McMichaels did?
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When Travis got out of the truck the suspect was not even there. If they wanted to use deadly force why didnt they do it the first time they contacted the suspect. BTW holding a shotgun pointed at the ground does not constitute deadly force.