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We don’t know about anything that lead up to the shooting it could very well be justified self defense under Nevada law depends on the circumstances
Is Nevada a "stand your ground" state?
Nevada law lets you stand your ground in self-defense f you are not the instigator, are not breaking the law, and have a right to be at the location.www.shouselaw.com
Why was he running??Hello!!!Race-soldier Kyle Rittenhouse didn't stick around to talk to cops.that would depend on how he started it,,
lets say he just tried a knock out game on him and the other guy wanted to detain him for arrest???
either way why didnt he stay and talk to the cops??? that makes it very suspicious,,,
And he KILLED to unarmed people.
Yet and still, you and your ilk decided to not only culturally support him, but financially support him.
What's the difference?
There's a lot more video available that clearly indicates Rittenhouse was defending himself. Or didn't you bother to look at the more extensive video of that incident?
Why was he running??Hello!!!Race-soldier Kyle Rittenhouse didn't stick around to talk to cops.that would depend on how he started it,,
lets say he just tried a knock out game on him and the other guy wanted to detain him for arrest???
either way why didnt he stay and talk to the cops??? that makes it very suspicious,,,
And he KILLED to unarmed people.
Yet and still, you and your ilk decided to not only culturally support him, but financially support him.
What's the difference?
There's a lot more video available that clearly indicates Rittenhouse was defending himself. Or didn't you bother to look at the more extensive video of that incident?
It's the exception that proves the rule.How do you guys think this will play out...?
How do you guys think this will play out...?
We don’t know about anything that lead up to the shooting it could very well be justified self defense under Nevada law depends on the circumstances
Is Nevada a "stand your ground" state?
Nevada law lets you stand your ground in self-defense f you are not the instigator, are not breaking the law, and have a right to be at the location.
Shooter was dealing drugs.
So #4 disqualifies stand your ground as in not a stand your ground situation.
Case closed.
Idiots like MarxATL aren’t interested in finding out all the facts. His Masters in the media and Dem Party have given him his opinion, and he is going to stick to it like a good little slave.Hello!!!Race-soldier Kyle Rittenhouse didn't stick around to talk to cops.that would depend on how he started it,,
lets say he just tried a knock out game on him and the other guy wanted to detain him for arrest???
either way why didnt he stay and talk to the cops??? that makes it very suspicious,,,
And he KILLED to unarmed people.
Yet and still, you and your ilk decided to not only culturally support him, but financially support him.
What's the difference?
There's a lot more video available that clearly indicates Rittenhouse was defending himself. Or didn't you bother to look at the more extensive video of that incident?
If that is the case yes it would be. Was he charged with dealing drugs at the time of the shooting? I have not seen any post with links saying that but I could have missed it.We don’t know about anything that lead up to the shooting it could very well be justified self defense under Nevada law depends on the circumstances
Is Nevada a "stand your ground" state?
Nevada law lets you stand your ground in self-defense f you are not the instigator, are not breaking the law, and have a right to be at the location.
Shooter was dealing drugs.
So #4 disqualifies stand your ground as in not a stand your ground situation.
Case closed.
So the thread fails because he ran away?If he's not legally allowed to carry, jail. If he is legally allowed to carry, does he have a permit?
Nevada is an open carry without permit state, with local restrictions preempting the law... but he obviously wasn't carrying openly.
Based on what little we see in the video, it almost feels like he was, like Rittenhouse, looking for a reason to shoot someone. I get this impression only because his hand is in his... backpack? right up until he shoots, which means he had his hand on the gun for the length of the video.
Admittedly, I could be wrong. Without more video or more information, everything posted here is speculation only...
Here we go:
Man shot in front of Miracle Mile Shops in Las Vegas
...Police say a shooter is not in custody and they believe the shooter ran north on the Las Vegas Strip after the shooting.
If this was a case of "stand your ground," why run away?
Not a case of "stand your ground..."
Man injured in shooting near Miracle Mile Shops on Las Vegas Strip
LAS VEGAS (FOX5) -- Las Vegas police said a man was shot near the Planet Hollywood Miracle Mile Shops on the Strip Sunday night.www.fox5vegas.com
Two men were attempting to buy marijuana from another man. When the man refused to give them drugs, the suspect shot one of the men in the leg, police said Monday. The victim was transported to an area hospital with non-life-threatening injuries.
Though weed is legal in Nevada, I'd be willing to bet it's still illegal to both sell and buy it on the street. But I'm just guessing...
Your thread fails.
"...the race-soldier Kyle Rittenhouse..."Maybe he ran, because like the race-soldier Kyle Rittenhouse, he wasn't legally allowed to carry.
That's separate from him standing his ground though, right?
it failed because he was robbing the guy,,,So the thread fails because he ran away?If he's not legally allowed to carry, jail. If he is legally allowed to carry, does he have a permit?
Nevada is an open carry without permit state, with local restrictions preempting the law... but he obviously wasn't carrying openly.
Based on what little we see in the video, it almost feels like he was, like Rittenhouse, looking for a reason to shoot someone. I get this impression only because his hand is in his... backpack? right up until he shoots, which means he had his hand on the gun for the length of the video.
Admittedly, I could be wrong. Without more video or more information, everything posted here is speculation only...
Here we go:
Man shot in front of Miracle Mile Shops in Las Vegas
...Police say a shooter is not in custody and they believe the shooter ran north on the Las Vegas Strip after the shooting.
If this was a case of "stand your ground," why run away?
Not a case of "stand your ground..."
Man injured in shooting near Miracle Mile Shops on Las Vegas Strip
LAS VEGAS (FOX5) -- Las Vegas police said a man was shot near the Planet Hollywood Miracle Mile Shops on the Strip Sunday night.
Two men were attempting to buy marijuana from another man. When the man refused to give them drugs, the suspect shot one of the men in the leg, police said Monday. The victim was transported to an area hospital with non-life-threatening injuries.
Though weed is legal in Nevada, I'd be willing to bet it's still illegal to both sell and buy it on the street. But I'm just guessing...
Your thread fails.
How do you guys think this will play out...?
didnt you take the time to check before starting the thread???What does the LAW state, do you know?Now this is telling. This pos thinks it doesn't matter who started it.
on the internet,,,Where can I read a link describing a robbery?it failed because he was robbing the guy,,,
We don’t know about anything that lead up to the shooting it could very well be justified self defense under Nevada law depends on the circumstances
Is Nevada a "stand your ground" state?
Nevada law lets you stand your ground in self-defense f you are not the instigator, are not breaking the law, and have a right to be at the location.
Shooter was dealing drugs.
So #4 disqualifies stand your ground as in not a stand your ground situation.
Case closed.
You definitely do not know that.
The law states if you are committing a crime then “stand your ground” doesn’t apply.What does the LAW state, do you know?Now this is telling. This pos thinks it doesn't matter who started it.
