Florida's 'stand your ground' law under scrutiny after father killed over parking spot
Blame to go around everywhere.
1. Too many handicapped spots for a bunch of lazy, overweight sloths
2. Hoodrat displaying typical ghetto head bobbing, gum smacking, attitude over clearly parking in handicapped space
3. Old entitled baby boomer geezer with a gun trying to throw his weight around and Barney Fife a situation
4. Hoodwolf/white knight boyfriend coming out to defend hoodrat's honor and just escalates a verbal confrontation into an assault
This entire country is a dumpster fire. Where is our soul?
I don't believe that the illegal parking caused the shooting. I think it had more to do with the assault. If it was the illegal parking, he would have shot the woman.
Ah the good old days, when dueling was legal and you could murder someone in the street. Or take the family to a lynching. And beat your wife with the appropriate sized rod.
Religion has nothing to do with it. A busybody that should have minded his own damn business murdered a guy in broad daylight. He'll do it again if all it takes is parking illegally to set him off.
Best to avoid all public confrontation in our political climate; stands a good chance you'll get shot by some POS with a gun.
Not like he did, no.The parking situation set everything in motion. If this piece of trash would have minded his own damn business like a normal person, he wouldn't have blood on his hands.
Is your immediate reaction to a fight to murder someone? The victim should not have thrown dude on the ground, but I think putting a bullet in his chest is an extreme overreaction.
Also, if someone was threatening/harassing your SO, would you not intervene in some way? Especially with your kids around? Or stand there and let this POS intimidate and eventually attack your SO and kids?
I hope the guy gets arrested and tried for murder. He won't though. And he'll kill somebody else eventually.
Shouldn't have knocked him down. Not saying that justified being shot or not, but he had no right to hit the man. None.
My guess is that he saw an old white man and he thought he could easily whoop his ass.
oops.
The shooter has a history it seems:
Another Circle A customer, Rick Kelly, told NBC affiliate WFLA that he encountered Drejka in a similar situation a couple of months ago. Kelly said he had pulled into that same handicap spot and Drejka began inspecting his decals to see if he had the right to be there. The situation escalated.
"He was basically threatening to shoot me that day," Kelly said.
And in 2012, Tyler Smith, 18, accused a driver later identified as Drejka of hanging a gun outside of his truck window during a road rage incident in Palm Harbor, northwest of Tampa, according to law enforcement documents obtained by NBC News.
And likewise, this white guy, knowing he was packing, felt like he had the courage to confront total strangers over a parking space.
If you come away from this only pointing the finger at one individual, then you are clueless.
Not like he did, no.
Wouldn't have happened to me. I wouldn't have opened my mouth to someone parking in a handicap space. I have seen it many times, and kept my mouth shut. I also wouldn't blindside somebody right off the bat. 2 dumbasses with short fuses, and one of them is dead. Too bad.You wouldn't be arguing with a female passenger over half your age, I suspect. You'd have words with the dude.