NotfooledbyW
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If he wanted, certainly some tools, but i cant imagine he would do that in broad daylight. Instead, he scouted the place out. If something expensive was inside, he could come back at night with a truck to steal it.
So the only possible crime the gunmen could have witnessed prior to seeing a black man jogging down the street was the crime of casing the joint to be robbed in the darkness in the dark of night when he will be dressed in black in a black pickup truck and armed with the gun he stole from TravisM.
So does that conjured up image of a potential crime rise to the level that it would be justified to detain a jogger under the threat of using lethal force and deadly weapons