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Why is it that the detective mention the thief's car, but never talk about a gun? I don't know about you, but if I had a bow, and someone was pointing a gun at me, I think he would have the time to shoot me before I do. How could he have the time to draw his bow, and shoot him multiple time? I think what happened is that the hunter saw the thief in his car, took his bow, and shoot the thief. But this is just my theory and it is not important. What is important is that someone killed someone over a car, that's sad. What are we? Animals? Why is it that no one respect life anymore?
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I can hear this guy at the pearly gates..
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If the hunter was threaten with a gun, then defending himself with a bow will not qualify as unnecessary force.
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Luvian is probably right, the guy has probably changed the story to support his side of it. As Timber said, it is fine for people to steal your stuff, we don't allow you to protect your belongings, only your own life. Personally I believe this is Bull droppings but hey, the people in charge of the law are worried about the rights of the criminals.
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10-21-2002, 09:48 AM | #17 | |
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Why is it that the detective mention the thief's car, but never talk about a gun? I don't know about you, but if I had a bow, and someone was pointing a gun at me, I think he would have the time to shoot me before I do. How could he have the time to draw his bow, and shoot him multiple time? I think what happened is that the hunter saw the thief in his car, took his bow, and shoot the thief. But this is just my theory and it is not important. What is important is that someone killed someone over a car, that's sad. What are we? Animals? Why is it that no one respect life anymore?[/QUOTE]If the hunter saw the thief sitting in his car about to drive off, wouldn't it be hard to hit him in the butt? If he told him he had a gun and reached in his pocket, the hunter would probably have plenty of time. If he was caught unaware, trying to hotwire the car then the chances are he didn't have the gun in his hand. If you tell me you have a gun and tell me you're going to kill me and then reach for your pocket, I'm going to do everything I possibly can to keep you from reaching that gun. If your lying to me in order to frighten me, you've made a serious miscalculation if I'm holding a bow, baseball bat, hammer, etc. If your theory is true, it's murder over a vehicle, if what the hunter says is true it's self defense.
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If the guy claimed to have a gun then the hunter could justifiably "be in fear for his life" and use lethal force to protect himself.
Of course since only the hunter is around to tell the tale... he has said the exact right thing to keep him out of trouble, irregardless of what actually happened. I'd make a guess that there won't be any charges unless police can come up with some way to say the hunter is lying about the gun claims. |
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I agree but so is helping yourself to something that is not yours, especially you dont have any idea just how vital that item may or may not be to that persons own well being. You break the law, you should be ready to accept the risks. |
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