[QUOTE="Chaos_HL21"][QUOTE="Ace6301"] I did. So the skateboarder didn't see him flash a gun but saw him pull the gun when turning around. Spun around when? When James spun him around? The article isn't clear on that. Did he go to walk away and them pull a gun on James or did James go after him and then have a gun pulled on him?Ace6301
Well flipping up you showing off the weapon during a heated argument is fairly illegal, also witnesses say he started the thing by yelling at a kid on a skateboard for using a basketball court.
Yeah I know and both of those are stupid things to do over a minor argument. The thing is though that if he was walking away and got jumped that isn't self-defense on the other guys side, that's assault. If you're on the ground getting strangled you can't retreat and your life IS in danger. So under Stand your ground this should qualify, should it not? Isn't an actual physical attack sort of way worse in terms of escalating an argument over someone flashing a gun (drawing it would be a different story). Wouldn't you say that if you know someone has a weapon and they're walking away jumping them is a pretty stupid thing to do?Well as no-scope stated flashing the weapon made the encounter a deadly one, the other person would not know if the person is walking away or would turn around and fire. It is a major threat and again highly illegal; heck even showing a weapon by mistake is illegal in Florida.
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