SuperTmo
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I would think that any gun owner, and my husband was one, would think twice before putting themselves in a situation where there was a confrontation, and just walk away. The words....."Are you talking to ME?" should never have come out of MD's mouth. He should have just moved his car if the music bothered him. He was 42 years old and armed. He had to pass a course about gun safety to get a concealed weapon permit. He knew the rules about gun safety and yet he allowed himself to get into a confrontation when he knew better. Then he took off thinking no one would know what happened.
I would also believe the witnesses that were standing right there when it happened would have had no emotions involved in what they witnessed until after the fact. My concern is with MD firing 10 times and only 9 bullets accounted for. What if the stray bullet had hit someone. A small child in the backseat or a car that might have been parked there on the other side of the SUV that MD had no knowledge of. That is just crazy. Continuing to fire a weapon after the SUV is pulling out sounds more like rage. What did MD say on the stand? He was concerned about the people and RR coming out of the store and gunfire from the shotgun. Did he have any consideration for those customers at the pumps or anyone he might have hit because his aim was off? No, he did not. jmo
BBM. His random bullet could have ricocheted off something and sparked a fire. I see plenty of sparks from bullets hitting concrete or the metal backstop at our indoor range. Mostly at night when the lighting isn't super great, but they are there if you watch! He's lucky all he killed is one person.