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So the marine that choked out the crazy guy on the subway is being charged with 2nd degree manslaughter. Does that mean the others who assisted him will be charged too?
I remember when that guy was jogging through a neighborhood that had had a lot of burglaries and a guy and his son tried to stop him. He resisted and I believe the son ended up blasting him. Not only did he go down for murder but his dad and a neighbor who was there also went down for murder. I'm not understanding the law at this point. If they did that how are those that assired the marine with a career criminal not also liable? Nothing seems consistent and fair with the legal system these days.
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I’m praying for him. It’s NYC. So you knew the charges were coming. The father and son were in GA and shot a jogger resisting a citizen’s arrest, not for burglarizing construction sites but for being an aspiring architect student interested in learning about home construction and falsely detained.
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Comparing those two cases is like comparing apples to feces. It appears that this guy probably not be charged.
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I don't think this is a hard case based upon info I have seen which may not be all the info out there. However, generally speaking deadly force is justified where a person fears for imminent great bodily injury or death to himself or others around him. That is why if someone is pointing a gun at you or others you might have grounds to fire in return. If the homeless man did behave in a way that rose to the basic standard then perhaps fine. However, if not and the Marine negligently caused his death then whoopsie, the Marine seems to be in legal peril. You don't get to kill someone without justification.
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He killed a protected species. He’s fugked, and it’s the whites on the jury that will do it.
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I’m praying for him. It’s NYC. So you knew the charges were coming. The father and son were in GA and shot a jogger resisting a citizen’s arrest, not for burglarizing construction sites but for being an aspiring architect student interested in learning about home construction and falsely detained.
The laws mean nothing, they make it up as they go and the msm provides cover/cheers it on. Dimocraps, the satanic minions of babbel, derived from Babylon.
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I don't think this is a hard case based upon info I have seen which may not be all the info out there. However, generally speaking deadly force is justified where a person fears for imminent great bodily injury or death to himself or others around him. That is why if someone is pointing a gun at you or others you might have grounds to fire in return. If the homeless man did behave in a way that rose to the basic standard then perhaps fine. However, if not and the Marine negligently caused his death then whoopsie, the Marine seems to be in legal peril. You don't get to kill someone without justification. +1
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He killed a protected species. He’s fugked, and it’s the whites on the jury that will do it. This^^^^ What ever you do don't kill one of the sacred neqqros
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He killed a protected species. He’s fugked, and it’s the whites on the jury that will do it. This^^^^ What ever you do don't kill one of the sacred neqqros And there it is. Best to just run away and let them wreak havoc.
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Nothing seems consistent and fair with the legal system these days.
Bb Liberals fuqk up everything they touch, Everything!!
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The fact that he is a Marine will be used against him
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Nothing seems consistent and fair with the legal system these days.
Bb Liberals fuqk up everything they touch, Everything!! Pretty much sums it up. This Marine was clearly trying NOT to kill this fellow. If he really had intent to kill (vs immobilize) the guy would have died much sooner.
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Nothing seems consistent and fair with the legal system these days.
Bb Liberals fuqk up everything they touch, Everything!! Pretty much sums it up. This Marine was clearly trying NOT to kill this fellow. If he really had intent to kill (vs immobilize) the guy would have died much sooner. Irrespective of his intent, he's screwed now. Its NYC. He's screwed and will serve time. I'll chip in for his inevitable go fund me.
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I don't think this is a hard case based upon info I have seen which may not be all the info out there. However, generally speaking deadly force is justified where a person fears for imminent great bodily injury or death to himself or others around him. That is why if someone is pointing a gun at you or others you might have grounds to fire in return. If the homeless man did behave in a way that rose to the basic standard then perhaps fine. However, if not and the Marine negligently caused his death then whoopsie, the Marine seems to be in legal peril. You don't get to kill someone without justification. Yes. The Marine negligently caused his death. The dead guy was skinny and about 140 pounds. Three men to restrain him, one guy on each arm and one guy on the legs, they could have restrained him without the choke hold.
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There is nothing suggesting the Marine intended to kill, rather a negligence standard will apply. In light of the fact the Marine has been previously trained to kill that will work against him.
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Facts don't matter. The true definition of homicide doesn't matter. It's New York. They redefine everything. We are witnessing the destruction of the Nation and our cities are being ran by criminals that are protecting their own. They want protected classes of people. They want civil unrest. They need civil disobedience. They run their own elections and why anyone seems to be surprised that they won is beyond logic.
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The fact that he is a Marine will be used against him I'm a Marine, why would that hurt me in a courtroom? He killed a protected species. He’s fugked, and it’s the whites on the jury that will do it. White people & Republicns Blacks & Demorats Who does / does not always have each others back? Yes. The Marine negligently caused his death. The dead guy was skinny and about 140 pounds. Three men to restrain him, one guy on each arm and one guy on the legs, they could have restrained him without the choke hold. SMH
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I don't think this is a hard case based upon info I have seen which may not be all the info out there. However, generally speaking deadly force is justified where a person fears for imminent great bodily injury or death to himself or others around him. That is why if someone is pointing a gun at you or others you might have grounds to fire in return. If the homeless man did behave in a way that rose to the basic standard then perhaps fine. However, if not and the Marine negligently caused his death then whoopsie, the Marine seems to be in legal peril. You don't get to kill someone without justification. Yes. The Marine negligently caused his death. The dead guy was skinny and about 140 pounds. Three men to restrain him, one guy on each arm and one guy on the legs, they could have restrained him without the choke hold. You are really dumb on this one or are you just a demonrat?
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The pile of chit shouldnt have been out in society. 44 arrests, some violent. Best advice we can all follow is stay clear of any democrat run city anymore. They have turned into 3rd world countries and you are not allowed to defend yourself or someone else.
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The choke hold used is one of the first martial arts techniques Marines are taught in boot camp. When correctly applied it can incapacitate in just a few seconds and kill in just a few seconds more. That said, circumstances leading up to the action should dictate the outcome. The Marine was just trying to be a Good Samaritan and protect innocent people from a crazed felon. If the DA in NYC would prosecute these people and allow them to be held accountable the crazy bastard would probably still be alive.
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