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Ongoing gun violence/injury thread

does that clear you of any responsibility to anything that happens outside of the "clear and present danger"? you know friendly fire type of instances.

Like if a person attacks a friend and me, I shoot at the person, but hit my friend?
 
Like if a person attacks a friend and me, I shoot at the person, but hit my friend?

yes, sure. if you shoot trying to protect yourself from an attacker and kill anyone not associated with the attack on you. errand shot...
 
yes, sure. if you shoot trying to protect yourself from an attacker and kill anyone not associated with the attack on you. errand shot...

There are greater legal minds than mine on these boards who will probably know more definitively, but from what I understand, a justified, but errant self-defense shot that hits a bystander would not result in liability (though there are many good arguments to be had that it should).
 
Isn't that what "innocent until proven guilty" means?
 
Can I ask you a question? Why are you concerned with this? No one is debating whether or not police should have killed the shooter of that cop.
 
No it doesn't.

There are maybe a handful of cases in which cops kill citizens that get media attention. When cops are killed, it's definitely a news story.
 
Right. In both situations, it's a foregone conclusion, but there is usually some investigation and process when a cop kills somebody.
 
Right. In both situations, it's a foregone conclusion, but there is usually some investigation and process when a cop kills somebody.

Which is a problem to some.
 
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Shooting death of Arkansas boy, 7, called 'tragic accident'; no arrests expected

A shooting last month that killed a 7-year-old boy in south Arkansas has been ruled an accident, and police don't anticipate making any arrests, the El Dorado News-Times reported Friday.

The boy died June 25 at Medical Center of South Arkansas after he was shot by another minor at an El Dorado home, authorities said. Neither name was released.

7-Year-Old Accidentally Shot at Louisiana Elementary School

Authorities say a 7-year-old boy was accidentally shot in a first-grade classroom by another student in Louisiana. Nobody else was wounded.

Calcasieu (KAL-kuh-shoo) Parish Sheriff Tony Mancuso said the boy was shot a few minutes before 8 a.m. Monday. Police said in a news release that the boy was in surgery.

Mancuso says the loaded gun fell out of a first-grader's backpack in the classroom, where a second student picked it up. The sheriff says the gun went off by accident.
 
Not a single person on these boards on the non-crazy side of RJKarl are anti-cop. I will guarantee that.

But we all recognize most cops act like douchebags, right? I had to file a police report down at central a few weeks ago and this dude clearly couldn't pass 9th grade if he had to take it over again and yet still had all the ego.
 
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