TheGreenHornet
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Why don’t YOU tell us what he was doing in this neighborhood that was nowhere near where he lived?They saw him trespassing on that property. They also recognized him from before, he had been in the neighborhood and stole shit out of cars before.So now it’s a “hate crime” to confront thieves in your neighborhood. It’s a “hate crime” to defend yourself when they attack you and try to take your gun away.I sincerely hope that they are able to get a conviction and that people's eyes are finally open to what's been happening all around them, even if they were unable of it.April 28, 2021, 2:32 PM PDT / Updated April 28, 2021, 4:08 PM PDTBy Tim FitzsimonsThree Georgia men previously charged in the killing of Ahmaud Arbery were indicted Wednesday by a federal grand jury and charged with hate crimes and attempted kidnapping.Ahmaud Arbery. Courtesy of Family
Arbery was jogging in Brunswick, Georgia, when Travis McMichael, 35, and his father, Gregory McMichael, 65, pursued him in their truck and shot him dead on Feb. 23, 2020.William "Roddie" Bryan, 51, who was driving behind them in a separate truck, filmed the shooting.Later, Gregory McMichael, a retired police officer, leaked the video because he wanted "the public to know the truth," his attorney said in 2020.The Department of Justice alleged on Wednesday that the men confronted Arbery "because of his race."The incident sparked outrage and spurred an international movement to draw attention to racism against Black runners, NBC News reported.Travis and Gregory were also each charged with "carrying, and brandishing—and in Travis’s case, discharging—a firearm during and in relation to a crime of violence," the DOJ said in a press release.Gregory and Travis, father and son, were previously each charged with murder in May 2020 for the death of Arbery.
If these men were police, they would had been 100% justified in shooting him. And there is no reason a citizen can’t make a citizens arrest when catching a criminal in the act.
We’ve seen the video evidence, we know he was guilty.
Oh good. We are starting this again. Ok. What crime was Arbury committing at the time the McMichaels chased him, confronted him, and killed him?
He attacked the man with the shotgun, tried to take it from him, got blasted.
Nobody ever saw him stealing anything. There is no video of him stealing from the construction site. I repeat. What crime did he commit on the day?
Just jogging? LOL.
Whatever he was doing. It wasn’t illegal. He committed no crime under Georgia law. That means the pursuit of and murder of him was all a crime.
There is no logical explanation for what he was doing in a place he had no reason to be other than he was casing the place looking for something to steal. Do not forget he was a convicted thief....thieves constantly go about looking for something to steal.
What does that have to do with the day he was murdered?
demonstrates the aggressiveness and beligerance which led him to assault Travis McMichaels.
Chasing someone down the street with guns, that isn't aggression. Smfh.
They were dealing with a convicted criminal.......only prudent to be armed...just a couple of days ago...a policeman was beaten to death by a unarmed black man.