You're right I think we did talk about it because if you're in Boyle, I'm in Garrard Co. we are neighbors.
I don't know. He looked pretty good on the first drive tonight!!!!!!!
My guy looked on point tonight though.....
He did look good. So did QB 2.
Truth. No one knows how they will act until it hits the fan. I had a guy who worked for me a few years ago get gunned down in a road rage incident. Not sure what happened to precipitate it, but the two cars ended up at a stoplight. Supposedly, my guy rolled down the window and made some comment about putting a cap in the guy's a**. Anyway, the story the guy says is my guy reached for something, so he pulled out his 9mm and emptied the mag. Hit my guy 4 times and a car going the other direction twice. Missing a kid in a car seat by inches. My guy was reaching for his phone. He got away with it. Said he feared for his life. He had other options. He could have driven away. Or made a right hand turn into the parking lot like he did after he emptied his gun.
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I think it was all 1s against all 2s. But still. Looks like the bears are gonna use their rookie tight end.
I believe it was. But you can still evaluate them. The rest of the game, the Bears looked pretty good. I think the Bears may have found a coach and QB he can coach. So the only question is if they did, and the Bears are good this year, one team won't make the playoffs.
I did a deeper dive into that situation. It was like a perfect storm of things that caused it to go off the rails. An armed combat vet feeling he's being threatened, and a man who may have been impaired by legitimate meds who was triggered by what was probably next to nothing into making a brash statement. I can see why they didn't pursue charges.Truth. No one knows how they will act until it hits the fan. I had a guy who worked for me a few years ago get gunned down in a road rage incident. Not sure what happened to precipitate it, but the two cars ended up at a stoplight. Supposedly, my guy rolled down the window and made some comment about putting a cap in the guy's a**. Anyway, the story the guy says is my guy reached for something, so he pulled out his 9mm and emptied the mag. Hit my guy 4 times and a car going the other direction twice. Missing a kid in a car seat by inches. My guy was reaching for his phone. He got away with it. Said he feared for his life. He had other options. He could have driven away. Or made a right hand turn into the parking lot like he did after he emptied his gun.
No charges against shooter in Vero Beach 'road rage' incident
VERO BEACH - The shooter involved in the 'road rage' incident on S.R. 60 will not face charges, according to the prosecutor's office. Assistant State
I would say so!My guy looked on point tonight though.....
We're saving some of that juice for the regular season......I would say so!
Oh!? Just one more thing! Yiu know it’s funny, because as I reviewed that game? It was really more Tyson Bagent wasn’t it? Caleb posted 6 total receptions and 1 TD? Am I reading that correctly he missed 4 throws? If anything, it was Bagent and the RB group that logged near 400 yards.
Anyway it’s good to stomp on a team like Buffalo, that always feels good.
I was just as impressed with the Packers 2nd/3rd string in that 2nd half at Indy. They marched TD, TD, TD and oh what a difference playing their bench made. Imagine had our backups played their backups for an entire game?. We’re talking what? at minimum 34-6? Maybe pacing 42-12? That’s backups!
Imagine had our starters played their backups for 4 Qtrs!
84-0! !!!
100-6!
Florida. That's probably a large part of it.
Quick observation. The Victim tried to accelerate away from the shooter last second. The first grouping of suits were. All together and from just behind the front passengers door. As shots rang the victims vehicle rolled forward. As seen by several shots through the Back passenger compartment. Know way was anyone a threat after a Dozen rounds and the car pulling away and it appears the victim tried to remove himself after the shots began to ring.
There's much more to it than what you stated. Here's an article about it that mentions briefly a couple of things but doesn't give full details. It's a little more in depth than the media reports because they will never be told the full scope and details of the investigation. There are more than likely witness statements that would indicate things that have not been divulged and wouldn't be except in a court room. The names of witnesses and their statements is not offered to the public for fear of reprisals against them by those who disagree with what they say, even if it's only because of personal bias. Those details will probably never come to light. But you can rest assured the prosecutors have copies of them and it had an effect on their decision.
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I see. It’s certainly a weird or volatile situation I don’t doubt that. Once we start getting people deputizing themselves though it’s a concern. While some might say it’s for the greater good.. we didn’t know anything about this character until long after this shooting. Not to mention the shooter obviously has no training and very nearly killed innocent persons in the crossfire. If that was someone’s family in that other vehicle we might look differently if this dangerous situation. Quit playing auto vigilante and call 911 or get a license plate. No need to invite a conversation (purposely rolling down window and confronting him with a loaded weapon in hand) after watching someone playing bumper cars it’s called looking for trouble. Here it might’ve been a rare win for society. Next time it’ll be kids in a back seat dead.There's much more to it than what you stated. Here's an article about it that mentions briefly a couple of things but doesn't give full details. It's a little more in depth than the media reports because they will never be told the full scope and details of the investigation. There are more than likely witness statements that would indicate things that have not been divulged and wouldn't be except in a court room. The names of witnesses and their statements is not offered to the public for fear of reprisals against them by those who disagree with what they say, even if it's only because of personal bias. Those details will probably never come to light. But you can rest assured the prosecutors have copies of them and it had an effect on their decision.
People who are against the stand your ground law are up in arms about it while those who believe in it are supporting Mr. Santori's right to defend himself.
In neither of these cases is their opinion unbiased. What was unbiased was the decision of the prosecutors that they did not have a solid enough case to pursue a manslaughter charge because of extenuation circumstances and the Florida stand your ground law which says he did not have to retreat to avoid the confrontation.
No charges filed for accused gunman in Vero Beach road rage killing
No charges will be filed against the man who shot and killed a 38-year-old man last November.The existing evidence does not support a probable cause finding for the offense of manslaughter, Assistant State Attorney Steve Gosnell said in a memo toState At
The stand you ground law as good and bad sides to it. Do I think he should have been charged? Well, I'm biased because I knew the victim. So there is no way I can separate myself from knowing him. All I know is that the man who told me of his run-ins with the law before I hired him was working on getting his life back together. And I never believed the statement about what he said. The Dennis I knew didn't speak like that. But then, that was at work. The interesting part of this is that my next-door neighbor knew the shooter from skydiving. And he wasn't surprised the guy shot.There's much more to it than what you stated. Here's an article about it that mentions briefly a couple of things but doesn't give full details. It's a little more in depth than the media reports because they will never be told the full scope and details of the investigation. There are more than likely witness statements that would indicate things that have not been divulged and wouldn't be except in a court room. The names of witnesses and their statements is not offered to the public for fear of reprisals against them by those who disagree with what they say, even if it's only because of personal bias. Those details will probably never come to light. But you can rest assured the prosecutors have copies of them and it had an effect on their decision.
People who are against the stand your ground law are up in arms about it while those who believe in it are supporting Mr. Santori's right to defend himself.
In neither of these cases is their opinion unbiased. What was unbiased was the decision of the prosecutors that they did not have a solid enough case to pursue a manslaughter charge because of extenuation circumstances and the Florida stand your ground law which says he did not have to retreat to avoid the confrontation.
No charges filed for accused gunman in Vero Beach road rage killing
No charges will be filed against the man who shot and killed a 38-year-old man last November.The existing evidence does not support a probable cause finding for the offense of manslaughter, Assistant State Attorney Steve Gosnell said in a memo toState At
I think your next-door neighbor was right in his assessment of Santori. His military background made it more likely that he would pull out a gun and open fire like he did. It's something that all cops who are ex-combat military personnel have to deal with before they can transition to the role of protector instead of punisher. That's what I alluded to earlier as being part of "the perfect storm." There were so many things that happened here and in today's society, we've even seen combat vets being let off on murder charges because of PTSD and Santori had that diagnosis in his background.
I full heartedly agree. This law has been written in a way that makes it way too easy to abuse its intent. That's the problem when you allow people to act like vigilantes, meting out what they think is "justice."
Hah.... flattered, but I don't think I'd be welcome there beyond the national anthem and opening kickoff. It would all go downhill from there....
hey, but seriously if you want to get together for the Bears Packers game, I think we can both be civil and gentlemen and have a good time and maybe place a friendly wager on a game of bags or darts while the game is going on.......Hah.... flattered, but I don't think I'd be welcome there beyond the national anthem and opening kickoff. It would all go downhill from there....
Well, back then, guys were supposed to "suck it up" and just deal with their issues. My Dad was a Korean War vet. Part of Task Force Smith. Came home in June of '52. Tried to go deer hunting when he got back. Bought himself a shotgun, went out in the woods, and never fired the gun. As far as I know, he never fired it. Between the sound of guns in the woods, and, well, what he said was, "I saw the deer and I couldn't shoot it". Just deal with it. As I kid I remember the blood-curdling screams coming from him in the middle of the night. As my mom said, "Dad's nightmares". I didn't understand it until I was a bit older. I always remember something my dad said. We were watching a war movie, and someone bayoneted a guy, and just pulled it out. "It's not that easy. Know the easiest way to get a bayonet out? Load a round and pull the trigger." That's when I really started to understand the nightmares. Also, one of the reasons I joined the Air Force. If we do personal combat, things have gone really bad.
Most people don't see it. Your dad was an American hero. Task Force Smith took so many casualties. They were real fighting men. I had an old friend who was one of the Marines who was part of the march from Chosin Reservoir to safety. He lost a couple of fingers and a couple of toes to frostbite and suffered three wounds. Yet he made the march and spent a lot of time on ridges beside the column to keep the Chinese from ambushing the main column. His awards from the action were numerous. He never escaped the cold night sweats and visions that haunted him. Like me, he could never watch a war movie until one day when we sat down with a case of beer and watched Apocalypse Now. During the movie, we talked, and a lot of his demons came out and were driven away. I did nothing to make that happen, he did. He killed his own demons and helped me see where I was still having problems as well.
We lose too many this way. People don't understand that you don't have to talk, just listen to them. Let them unload. Be the sounding board and be supportive. Only they can kill the demons. Some never do and live with it their whole lives. I know my father did. The one word he hated more than anything was "****". He felt it was the worst word in the world. He lost too many ROK "friends". He also told me, "Never fight the Turks." You want them on your side.
