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04-26-2006, 02:38 PM #41
Originally Posted by stayinstacked
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04-26-2006, 02:54 PM #42
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Originally Posted by Carlos_E
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04-26-2006, 03:05 PM #43
I wish your brother would have shot him. when the guy put the gun in his stomach, and then turned around or whatever if your brother could have gotten the gun.......BOOM!
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04-26-2006, 03:23 PM #44
Originally Posted by Carlos_E
Well, what had apparently happened was this kid was running towards his car when he was tackled and then beaten. However, come to find out there was more shit in the kids car, including more ammo. And the shotgun was in fact loaded. So you never know, the little **** could have been going to get something else once he realized he couldnt get to the shotty. And who really knows what excessive is unless your put in that type of situation. Like I said before, if it were myself a broken nose would have been the least of the guys worries.
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04-26-2006, 03:27 PM #45
I've been arrested for excessive force. I don't believe anything is really excessive once you are in fight or flight mode. If the guy had a gun. death would have been my only option (Then again I was facing 11 years)
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04-26-2006, 03:28 PM #46
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Originally Posted by stayinstacked
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04-26-2006, 04:08 PM #47
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Originally Posted by Grappler13
irst question they would ask here is why didnt you call the police at the erliest oppertunity instead of waiting till it erupted. in the US you might have a good chance of walking i dont know how it works over there but in the UK you would be looking at time deffinatley assault is assault weather provoked or not.
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04-26-2006, 04:22 PM #48
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Originally Posted by Carlos_E
If you ask me tho. its better to walk away. can anyone please tell me im wrong becasue everything on this thread seems directed to not who is breaking the law but who desearved a beating, right or wrongly i dont care. the law dont see it like that! if im wrong and speaking out of turn i am really sorry and ill say no more ont the subject.
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05-23-2006, 06:53 PM #49
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Originally Posted by stee
We got the castle exception from you Brits! I read the case law from the isles and am shocked at how little UK law seems to resepct the home. There is a great case about some farmer that shot some burgler with a mile-long rap shet and the farmer did time. My state could be the most liberal in the US and even we can shoot home invaders!
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05-23-2006, 07:06 PM #50
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Originally Posted by Grappler13
The law withe defending your property has always been in, it is just how far you take it. you cannot take it to the Nth degree like the USthe farmer did time because he shot the guy running away. if the guy would have had a gun and he had been shot the chest he wouldnt have done any.
after that debacle there was a big recess in parlement and they passed a law to use reasonable force.
this law has never been any different.
im not saying the farmer desearved time, what he desearved was a cake and arse party and a golden fvcking hand shake off the queen.
but im not a minister and cannot really view my opinion.
the reason he did time is becase it was seen int eh eyes of the law as excessive.
my friend stabbed a guy who came in to his house 3 years ago.
he told the police he run on the the kinfe.
reasonable cause gave him the right and he got off with out a charge. the story being was the guy ran on to the knife.
he caught him in the kitchen and picked up a bread kinfe the guy tried to run past him and hw ran on to the kinfe.
bolox the guy did 9 years in the special forces and im not talking the marines or paras, you want my story he kinfed him. but the fact was he didnt kill the guy and he was stabbed in the door way of the kitchen.
gave the police reasonable casue to belive that his story was true.
whos side you gonna belive??
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05-23-2006, 07:23 PM #51
Originally Posted by SwoleCat
ditto...he sounds like he clearly crosses that line
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