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Old 10-01-2013, 04:21 PM   #29
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While yes it could happen, if a biker did so he will be charged with Assault with a deadly weapon with intent to kill and possibly Murder 1. The SUV driver is in fear for his life and the life of his loved ones and use deadly force is legally justified especially since they have already tried attacking him once before. If a biker also pulled a weapon, the biker does not have this justification and will be spending a long time in prison.
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I honestly could care less what he is charged with.
My point was that i would not want anyone else pointing a gun back at my family. I would much rather take a beating at that point.
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Old 10-01-2013, 04:28 PM   #30
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Wrong. One gun shot is all it would have taken to stop them.
That's what you think. And one of those bikers could have had a gun and fired back or circled the vehicle and retaliated. Bikers had him surround, there is no way a a gun would have changed this scenario. They could have also grabbed the wife or kid. That's all you need to is to escalate the scene even more with a gun shot.
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Old 10-01-2013, 04:38 PM   #31
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That's what you think. And one of those bikers could have had a gun and fired back or circled the vehicle and retaliated. Bikers had him surround, there is no way a a gun would have changed this scenario. They could have also grabbed the wife or kid. That's all you need to is to escalate the scene even more with a gun shot.
No, that's what I know.

In a case of mob mentality, they will only do what they think is safe. Once you show them that their life is in danger if they continue they will stop. If he had shot the one that broke his window and stayed in the SUV, they would not have come near him after that.
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Old 10-01-2013, 04:43 PM   #32
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That's what you think. And one of those bikers could have had a gun and fired back or circled the vehicle and retaliated. Bikers had him surround, there is no way a a gun would have changed this scenario. They could have also grabbed the wife or kid. That's all you need to is to escalate the scene even more with a gun shot.
You are EXACTLY correct. In any scenario, the LAST thing you do is pull a weapon or fire one. In order to fire the gun, we would have to exit the car or at least roll a window down. This driver did exactly what he should have done. Plan and execute an escape.

One great life point, always have an exit when in a car. Pull into the right or left most lane with at least a car length empty in front of you. If someone approaches, you can drive off. This is far better than firing a weapon.

The average person who fires a weapon in self defense pays $27,000 in legal fees. You will be brought in front of a grand jury so you need a lawyer. The other person or family of that person WILL sue you for wrongful death resulting in civil defense attorney fees. If you don't think I am wrong google it. Castle doctrine will not prevent the civil suit.

You should always de-escelate first, retreat second, shoot last.
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Old 10-01-2013, 04:52 PM   #33
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You are EXACTLY correct. In any scenario, the LAST thing you do is pull a weapon or fire one. In order to fire the gun, we would have to exit the car or at least roll a window down. This driver did exactly what he should have done. Plan and execute an escape.

One great life point, always have an exit when in a car. Pull into the right or left most lane with at least a car length empty in front of you. If someone approaches, you can drive off. This is far better than firing a weapon.

The average person who fires a weapon in self defense pays $27,000 in legal fees. You will be brought in front of a grand jury so you need a lawyer. The other person or family of that person WILL sue you for wrongful death resulting in civil defense attorney fees. If you don't think I am wrong google it. Castle doctrine will not prevent the civil suit.

You should always de-escelate first, retreat second, shoot last.
In Florida, the Stand Your Ground Law DOES prevent the civil suit. I agree that shooting is the last option, but it resides above "take a beating by a mob and hope you and your family don't die."
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Old 10-01-2013, 04:55 PM   #34
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In Florida, the Stand Your Ground Law DOES prevent the civil suit. I agree that shooting is the last option, but it resides above "take a beating by a mob and hope you and your family don't die."
Stand your ground will prevent them for suing you for damages inflicted in the shooting. It will not prevent a wrongful death suit. It is happening how in the Zimmerman case.
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Old 10-01-2013, 05:04 PM   #35
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The average person who fires a weapon in self defense pays $27,000 in legal fees. You will be brought in front of a grand jury so you need a lawyer. The other person or family of that person WILL sue you for wrongful death resulting in civil defense attorney fees. If you don't think I am wrong google it. Castle doctrine will not prevent the civil suit.
This may have been true years ago but not now.

If you fire a gun and it is found to be in self defense, you pay zero.

The only time you are brought in front of a jury is if there is a question about if it is self defense or not. If it is deemed as self defense, the state then pays all of your legal fees, and some states pay you extra to cover any lost wages.

All 50 states now have laws that prevent any and all civil suits brought against you if you kill someone in self defense. Yes the Castle Doctrine doesn't itself prevent civil suits but you are covered because it is considered self defense.

Feel free to look it up.

If you want an actual example look at the George Zimmerman trial. Florida paid 100% of all legal fees and lost wages. The Martian family then tried to sue him for wrongful death but failed because he is protected from all civil suits brought against him.

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Stand your ground will prevent them for suing you for damages inflicted in the shooting. It will not prevent a wrongful death suit. It is happening how in the Zimmerman case.
It's not happening now, it's already happened and already been shot down.
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Old 10-01-2013, 05:22 PM   #36
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There's several new updates and pictures about this at the NY Daily News at http://www.nydailynews.com/new-york/...icle-1.1472419. Mainly, the NYPD arrested 15 bikers, confiscated 55 motorcycles and issued 68 summonses for members of the "Hollywood Stuntz" gang. Despite what the NYPD said at first, one biker was injured and might end up paralyzed. The mother of the biker injured said "They're making the riders out to be bad people. They're not. If the driver of the Range Rover would have stopped, none of this would have happened."
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Old 10-01-2013, 05:23 PM   #37
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Old 10-01-2013, 06:33 PM   #39
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No, that's what I know.

In a case of mob mentality, they will only do what they think is safe. Once you show them that their life is in danger if they continue they will stop. If he had shot the one that broke his window and stayed in the SUV, they would not have come near him after that.
Disagree, if you shot a friend of mine while sittin in your car I would be infuriated. You can bet I would do evyhing I could to make sure you payed. And a pistol with a few round wouldnt stop me and my mob of 30 for coming after you.
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Old 10-01-2013, 08:02 PM   #40
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This may have been true years ago but not now.

If you fire a gun and it is found to be in self defense, you pay zero.

The only time you are brought in front of a jury is if there is a question about if it is self defense or not. If it is deemed as self defense, the state then pays all of your legal fees, and some states pay you extra to cover any lost wages.

All 50 states now have laws that prevent any and all civil suits brought against you if you kill someone in self defense. Yes the Castle Doctrine doesn't itself prevent civil suits but you are covered because it is considered self defense.

Feel free to look it up.

If you want an actual example look at the George Zimmerman trial. Florida paid 100% of all legal fees and lost wages. The Martian family then tried to sue him for wrongful death but failed because he is protected from all civil suits brought against him.



It's not happening now, it's already happened and already been shot down.

Draco not the case. *******'s parents could bring a civil lawsuit.You are not protected in all fifty states. You can be sued by anyone for anything, doesnt mean they will win.
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Old 10-01-2013, 09:43 PM   #41
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Disagree, if you shot a friend of mine while sittin in your car I would be infuriated. You can bet I would do evyhing I could to make sure you payed. And a pistol with a few round wouldnt stop me and my mob of 30 for coming after you.
Even if your friend was shot due to their own criminal behavior?
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Old 10-02-2013, 07:05 AM   #42
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Disagree, if you shot a friend of mine while sittin in your car I would be infuriated. You can bet I would do evyhing I could to make sure you payed. And a pistol with a few round wouldnt stop me and my mob of 30 for coming after you.
Therein lies the problem ..... Mob mentality, blind rage...
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