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If he went back to his car to retrieve the gun, that’s likely going to be a big problem for his defense to overcome. View Quote Though depending on circumstances it can still be articulated as reasonable. 1. If he felt in fear of death or GBH 2. Ran back to vehicle due to that fear 3. Firearm was in immediate access 4. The two guys closed the distance on him once firearm was retrieved |
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Wasn't WI the 49th state to finally adopt shall issue concealed carry? More recently, your governor, a true defender of freedom, has said he was happy with the existing licensing system and wouldn't sign a constitutional carry bill. Don't act like you live in some bastion of freedom over there. Also, no Somalis in WI? None? View Quote |
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More info http://www.kaaltv.com/news/police-rochester-teen-dead-after-shooting-incident-25-year-old-man-in-custody/4743466/ Police say the shooter, Alexander Weiss, went back to his car to get a gun after getting in a confrontation with Rahim and another teen and then shot Rahim at a fairly close range. Sherwin said Rahim and the other teen who confronted Weiss may have been under the influence of a controlled substance at the time of the incident. He also said law enforcement has had "frequent" contact with Rahim prior to the shooting, though he did not elaborate on the contact due to Rahim being a minor. So the "victim" was known to cops. But the shooter going back to his car to get his piece raises some more questions. I wonder if the kid followed him back to his car or if he got his gun and went back to them. View Quote |
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I know a guy that was drunk and doing drugs too. At a party he dared/bet his best friend to pick up a knife on the table and try to stab him. Drunk guy claimed to be a superior martial arts expert. His friend picks up the knife and stabbed him 13 times. How many times do you stab someone to win a bet? Apparently 13 View Quote |
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If he went back to his car to retrieve the gun, that’s likely going to be a big problem for his defense to overcome. View Quote I would like to see photos of the accident and a clearer timeline. The second article says his vehicle was struck by the dead idiot and friends, I wonder if he could have left if he had wanted to at that point. |
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He better have a better reason than 'he dared me.'
As usual, race is irrelevant to the facts but the media will throw it out there to get people to jump to conclusions. White guy could be a murderer, Somali could've deserved it - but we sure don't know from that article. |
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People seem to believe they can do anything, (be aggressive, chest bump, etc) without consequence. It's almost like they are trying to bait you and play the victim. View Quote View All Quotes View All Quotes Quoted:
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Approach me with a hand gun in your hand and see what happens! They may have 'over reacted' but....... It's almost like they are trying to bait you and play the victim. Learn some self-defense and understand how to create space so you have some steps to protect yourself/de-escalate instead of going from chest-bump to gunfire. |
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I actually live in Rochester and can shed more light on the case based on information the police have released: 1. Two individuals got out and confronted Weiss who had pulled over to help after they ran their car into a ditch. 2. He didn't just stand there and say "I dare you". The kid was physically and aggressively moving towards Weiss when shot. 3. Cops found Meth and pills in the car. View Quote |
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I hope the shooter walks and gets his piece back. View Quote People need to learn when deadly force is acceptable |
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Quoted: 31st and East River Road has what looks like a large apartment complex. Do you know if this is a problem area for Rochester? The ditch looks like it's along 31st. From Google maps it looks like a decent neighborhood. View Quote |
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"I dare you to shoot me" are words I will not be saying
just doesn't seem to be a good idea |
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Nope. We were trying to get it, but it died in committee. View Quote View All Quotes View All Quotes Quoted:
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I thought MN had a castle doctrine? Also back in the day the some of the Somali population used to terrorise parts of EP and it's citizens. The police used to shake the hands of people who defended themselves. Wonder what happened.. We were trying to get it, but it died in committee. |
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If Weiss really was in fear of his life, I think he will walk.
They'll keep him in jail for a while - until the SJWs quit clamoring for a noose. |
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I'm all for ventilating things/people, BUT I would bet one whole jar of mayo that If the races were switched GD would be calling for the chair already.
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He did dare him.
Notice how the news mentions his religion and not that it was over road rage. |
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Agreed. Though depending on circumstances it can still be articulated as reasonable. 1. If he felt in fear of death or GBH 2. Ran back to vehicle due to that fear 3. Firearm was in immediate access 4. The two guys closed the distance on him once firearm was retrieved View Quote View All Quotes View All Quotes Quoted:
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If he went back to his car to retrieve the gun, that’s likely going to be a big problem for his defense to overcome. Though depending on circumstances it can still be articulated as reasonable. 1. If he felt in fear of death or GBH 2. Ran back to vehicle due to that fear 3. Firearm was in immediate access 4. The two guys closed the distance on him once firearm was retrieved |
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Unless there's a bunch of witnesses, I can't see how the shooters story could be proven/disproven
Felt threatened, I shot |
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I read somewhere that the decedent had, deliberately or not, rammed the shooter's car immediately before the face-to-face.
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Unless there's a bunch of witnesses, I can't see how the shooters story could be proven/disproven Felt threatened, I shot View Quote |
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It seems the handgun only got pulled out after the 17 year old got aggressive and got in the other guy's face. View Quote View All Quotes View All Quotes Quoted:
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Approach me with a hand gun in your hand and see what happens! They may have 'over reacted' but....... “If you’re looking for trouble, you’ve come to the right place.” |
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Quoted: I always thought it would be funny / ironic if we asked all of you who constantly support things like this cold blooded murder and genocide (you know the 7 posts you will get of the mushroom cloud when you talk about the ME or Detroit hood, etc.) your stance on abortion. View Quote |
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Dude, I'm a fucking Navy seal and have literally hundreds of kills under my belt and still wouldn't go hands on, ok? You don't know if he's hodling a fucking M80 under those sheets or got an XRP behind his back ready to gut you and your squad like Alaskan salmon. Yea, I get it, you know karate, as do I -- I'm a fucking black belt and have been since I was 8 years old. I've won hundreds of tournaments without breaking a sweat. I've got trophies taller than me. I've spent 15 years training rouge groups such as the Cambodian ADA or other misc FUEL groups working covertly across African basins in hand-to-hand combat. I speak 9 languages, including HTML. So please, kid, tell me how you'd blindly take down a tango with your bare hands? I bet you can't! View Quote View All Quotes View All Quotes Quoted:
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Quoted: No you wouldn't. You are a bad ass sir. Thank you for your service. |
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http://www.startribune.com/rochester-man-charged-in-shooting-death-of-teen-who-dared-him-to-shoot/469757373/
The Olmsted County District Attorney Wednesday charged Alexander W. Weiss, 25, with second degree murder...
Weiss has a permit to carry a firearm and used a Glock 19 handgun with a 17-round magazine to shoot Rahim once at point-blank range... View Quote |
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I'll go with good shoot based on what little info there is. Don't run up on somebody after you crashed into them, he may think you're trying to kill him.
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Why this is why we can't have nice things cause people think that Deadly Force can be used cause a moron is yelling at you, Reationary distance and all ... but seriously, most of you think it is a good shoot just cause he kneels on a rug. People need to learn when deadly force is acceptable View Quote View All Quotes View All Quotes Quoted:
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I hope the shooter walks and gets his piece back. People need to learn when deadly force is acceptable |
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View Quote Dude should have not said a word like the somali cop in Minneapolis, that's working out pretty good for him after shooting an unarmed woman. |
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Just a dare? Bad shoot.
Now, if it was a double or - GASP! - a triple-dog dare, he had absolutely no choice in the matter. |
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And of course were expected to believe the "victims" buddies account of events. Didn't do nothing that warranted getting shot.
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http://www.startribune.com/rochester-man-charged-in-shooting-death-of-teen-who-dared-him-to-shoot/469757373/ The Olmsted County District Attorney Wednesday charged Alexander W. Weiss, 25, with second degree murder...
Weiss has a permit to carry a firearm and used a Glock 19 handgun with a 17-round magazine to shoot Rahim once at point-blank range... |
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Dude is in jail. let this be a lesson to everyone. DONT TALK TO THE POLICE WITHOUT AN ATTORNEY PRESENT. "I was in fear for my life. I will give a full statement in presence of my attorney" View Quote Provides meaningless script presumably to recite to police. |
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Here is the charges.
https://www.co.olmsted.mn.us/attorney/Documents/Weiss%202nd%20Deg.%20Murder%20Complaint.pdf External witness did not support Weiss story. |
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Here is the charges. https://www.co.olmsted.mn.us/attorney/Documents/Weiss%202nd%20Deg.%20Murder%20Complaint.pdf External witness did not support Weiss story. View Quote |
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What part of Witness 2's story do you believe doesn't support Weiss' version? View Quote View All Quotes View All Quotes Weiss account that Victim then grabbed at WEISS's gun, soWEISS stepped back and shot Victim once. According to Witness 2, Victim was not touching WEISS, nor was3Victim raising a fist or advancing toward WEISS at the time WEISS fired a shot at Victim |
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