Crazy Atlanta stuff

[kvom]

https://streamable.com/eswln

[ranier1315]

Was this an insurance scam? What's the outcome?

[kvom]

No idea; just happened today apparently.  Moreland Ave.

[BigMike]

Bang


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[SemperFiArms]

Bang


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That's what I was thinking too. There's a reason a 9 mil sits right next to me.


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[Blue J]

This happened in my neighborhood at the "Ghetto Kroger" dude had a knife or something in his hand and threatened her afterwards.

[BigMike]

This happened in my neighborhood at the "Ghetto Kroger" dude had a knife or something in his hand and threatened her afterwards.

Double bang

[DOUG]

Not a case where deadly force is justified.  Things change fast if he opens the door.

[tjsahara00]

[tjsahara00]

No I didn't see it to begin with. Was curious after
what Jimbo said so I paused it. Then it was like I
be damn he did have a knife.

[kent10sne1]

Pretty sure as u sit in the curb, a few local cops would approach u and say "u saw a knife... Right!?" "you saw he HAD a knife! "  until u repeated it and they said in our report we are going to say you told us you saw a knife and we found one.  ..   

[DOUG]

If you can testify you saw that in real time and feared for your life,  empty the magazine. 

I don't think a person would be acquitted if they shoot with a glass or door still between them.  Guy did it last night when an irate guy approached his car after a fender bender and he shot him thru the glass, and is charged with murder.  Once that barrier is breached, a reasonable person would be in fear of their life and deadly force would be justified.   I read an article a few years ago about how the law is written and puts great burden upon the person that wields the deadly force to try all possible means to avoid taking a life.