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Mass Shooting Near Playground in Chicago

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FrisbeeDude posted...
all it took was a national public outcry, including statements from multiple celebrities, a senator, a presidential candidate and the governor in the state where it happened.

That's what it took for a crime so egregiously committed against a black man to be actually prosecuted...

Disappointing they gave in to misinformed (purposely by much of the press) mob rule. Based on what is known about the case, and the video, these guys adhered to the law. Much of the evidence is on their side so I doubt they'll be convicted. But if they are hopefully Trump pardons them.

It's clear in the video that Arbery initiated the attack and while attempting to wrestle the firearm away, was shot either by accident or in self-defense. Let me ask you all, what do you think Arbery was planning on doing with the shotgun if he had snatched it away?

https://newsone.com/3933484/citizens-arrest-law-defend-white-man-accused-of-killing-ahmaud-arbery/

Despite Barnhill distancing himself from the case, he wrote in his letter to the police that McMichael and his son had been legally carrying their weapons under Georgia law and because Arbery was a burglary suspect, they had solid firsthand probable cause to chase Arbery under the states citizens arrest law.

In another document, Mr. Barnhill said that video exists of Mr. Arbery burglarizing a home immediately preceding the chase and confrontation. In the letter to the cops, he lists a separate video of the shooting recorded by a third pursuer. Mr. Barnhill said this video, which has not been released to the public yet, shows Mr. Arbery attacking Travis McMichael after he and his father pulled up to him in their truck. Barnhill said the clip shows Arbery trying to take the shotgun from Travis McMichaels hands and this action, Barnhill argued, warranted self-defense under Georgia law. Travis McMichael, Barnhill said, was allowed to use deadly force to protect himself.

Newsone's source is the New York Times article but NYT has a paywall that's why I'm using this link if you're wondering

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