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TaintedAzazel t1_j6koxd1 wrote

Reply to comment by Reddit_in_her_voice in Salem Man Pleads Not Guilty Following Weekend Shooting by [deleted]

Excessive force

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[deleted] OP t1_j6kpny4 wrote

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Reddit_in_her_voice t1_j6kqkfx wrote

If the mag holds 16, 8 can be presented as restraint. Will need more information. Also if he was knocked out remember, he was suffering from a brain injury. Counting rounds is hard.

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[deleted] OP t1_j6kvwa6 wrote

It was a small Glock that held 7 in the mag and 1 in the chamber so a total of 8 and he dumped it because he’s a pussy and can’t defend himself and talked shit from inside to outside and killed someone this isn’t an angry reply to you this just needs to be said and known by someone on the inside of it. The fact that he had the loaded concealed carry in the Goat in his front jacket pocket originally makes it weird he had it ready to fire and not in his front pocket anymore but in his hand in his front pocket like a hoodie pocket and was ready to be even slightly pushed and gun down the kid half his size. Facts wether you hate guns or love them. Facts wether you like it or not.

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Longjumping_Ask_4911 t1_j6kqvlm wrote

"Excessive force refers to force in excess of what a police officer reasonably believes is necessary. A police officer may be held liable for using excessive force in an arrest, an investigatory stop, or other seizures."

He's not a cop.

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TaintedAzazel t1_j6l11eu wrote

Self-defense laws in the US typically justify a person’s use of lethal force in public in situations where lethal force was necessary to prevent imminent death or serious bodily harm to themselves or another person. Traditionally, these laws have been clear that taking human life is not necessary, and is therefore not justified, if the person could have avoided using lethal violence by retreating, or simply stepping away from a confrontation. A person does not have a duty to retreat from a conflict before using force in their home, however (known as the Castle Doctrine).1

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Longjumping_Ask_4911 t1_j6l5dxe wrote

Wasn't he surrounded? Which way should he have retreated?

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TaintedAzazel t1_j6l9ovr wrote

Oh I don’t know if those people were on a certain side or just wanted to watch a fight It doesn’t really matter anyways there was no need to shoot the dude in the face like five times

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Longjumping_Ask_4911 t1_j6lsdxv wrote

the story at the moment is that they were friends of napoleon and looking to jump him

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