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You may be right in your pure speculation.I am not saying he could not have killed him with that, just that he was not trying to kill him, just get him off the stage
Off the topic and for you libs just like Pelosis drunk husband, its OK if you are drunk when you threaten lives.not everyone can see into the future like you seem to be able to.
You may be right in your pure speculation.
Or, and follow along, you might very well be badly mistaken. One obvious question springs to mind.
Why would he need to be wearing his cat-knuckles if he was only planning on getting the candidate off the stage?
You assume he was drunk.You are attempting to insert logic into the actions of a drunk person, that does not normally work.
Drunk people logic is not the same as normal logic.
Voluntary Intoxication
Establishing a defense of voluntary intoxication is much more difficult than involuntary intoxication. Under prevailing legal standards, voluntary intoxication is an applicable defense only for certain crimes, and, even in those circumstances, juries are far less likely to accept a defense of intoxication when the defendant brought the intoxication upon himself or herself.
www.justia.com
You assume he was drunk.
Maybe it is best too await actual evidence in that one.
And there is an axiom in the law that voluntary intoxication is not an excuse.
It may have not been. Or it may have been. Sometimes cops and prosecutors overcharge. Sometimes they under-charge.That is what the police report said.
I agree, i am not saying he should not be punished, just do not think it was an attempted assassination, and neither did the state of NY.
It may have not been. Or it may have been. Sometimes cops and prosecutors overcharge. Sometimes they under-charge.
And the opinion of the police about whether he was intoxicated is of some legal moment. That’s true. But it isn’t decisive.
From the article:
Suspected attacker of GOP Rep. Lee Zeldin arrested on federal assault charge | CNN Politics
The man accused of attempting to stab New York gubernatorial nominee Rep. Lee Zeldin on stage at a campaign event has been arrested on a federal assault charge, a spokesperson for the US Attorney's Office in the Western District of New York said, after he was released on his own recognizance...www.cnn.com
Terrific news! The fucker shouldn’t have been out on his own recognizance. The NY bail law is pretty fucked up.
I would assume so. And I didn’t suggest otherwise. But that doesn’t make the charges the correct charges.The police choose the charge based on the situation. They had no reason to go light on him if it were not warranted.
Maybe.It is a fairly small town, the guy was a Vet, there is a good chance the police knew him.
I know. So what? Do you have a point? Ever?From the article:
"Due to the class of felony allegedly committed, under New York law, the presiding judge couldn't have set bond even if they wanted to, Hurley previously told CNN"
So?Also, his bail hearing for the federal charge is Wednesday.
What you consider a nothingburger is of absolutely no consequence.Enjoy your nothingburger.
Suspected attacker of GOP Rep. Lee Zeldin arrested on federal assault charge | CNN Politics
The man accused of attempting to stab New York gubernatorial nominee Rep. Lee Zeldin on stage at a campaign event has been arrested on a federal assault charge, a spokesperson for the US Attorney's Office in the Western District of New York said, after he was released on his own recognizance...
Terrific news! The fucker shouldn’t have been out on his own recognizance. The NY bail law is pretty fucked up.
I’m 100% sure the Vets at the Hall knew exactly what he was capable of when hammered and that is why they are at fault for allowing him near the Event or the stage . ( Real smart vets woulda had two guys on him back in the bar plying him with tik tok videos and free Snacks and distracting the fuck outta him until the event was over & the crowds thinned )The police choose the charge based on the situation. They had no reason to go light on him if it were not warranted.
It is a fairly small town, the guy was a Vet, there is a good chance the police knew him.
I’m 100% sure the Vets at the Hall knew exactly what he was capable of when hammered and that is why they are at fault for allowing him near the Event or the stage . ( Real smart vets woulda had two guys on him back in the bar plying him with tik tok videos and free Snacks and distracting the fuck outta him until the event was over & the crowds thinned )
Yep , mostly guys like him eh ... ( Former Officers and Patriots don’t want drunk fuckers tarnishing the Hall and causing shit that won’t blow over for quite a while on their watch )
Guys hittin on other Guys Wives & GFs , Drugs in the Bathrooms or in a diesel Rig in the parking lot , Fights over if it’s the Steelers or Cowboys the big screens , Theft of personal property , poisonous food , Guys bringing modern versions of underage Manson Girls in ...?You must not spend much time in the halls.
Guys hittin on other Guys Wives & GFs , Drugs in the Bathrooms or in a diesel Rig in the parking lot , Fights over if it’s the Steelers or Cowboys the big screens , Theft of personal property , poisonous food , Guys bringing modern versions of underage Manson Girls in ...?
