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So this story about Michael Mcknight has been all over the news of late and I just ran across it again. The shooter was let go, due to stand your ground lawsd they say, but the point here is that we now have yet \another example of why the presence of a gun means somebody;s gonna get shot.
The shooter had been in trouble before and was known bad behavior, so, over an argument, a good man is killed by some nut who should not have been around guns: but the law says it's okay and thus it ends like it did...
Here's just one story on it, you can find others everywhere:
Sheriff: McKnight shooting was 'road rage'; defends case - SFGate
The shooter had been in trouble before and was known bad behavior, so, over an argument, a good man is killed by some nut who should not have been around guns: but the law says it's okay and thus it ends like it did...
Here's just one story on it, you can find others everywhere:
Sheriff: McKnight shooting was 'road rage'; defends case - SFGate
HARVEY, La. (AP) — The shooting death of an ex-NFL player in a New Orleans suburb was a "road rage" incident that began on a nearby bridge, a sheriff said Friday, as he urged against a rush to judgment and defended his handling of the case.
Joe McKnight was shot Thursday afternoon in Terrytown, across the Mississippi River from New Orleans. Authorities identified 54-year-old Ronald Gasser, who stayed at the scene, as the shooter and released him overnight, sparking criticism.