Texas DA to request reversal of pardon for former Army soldier who fatally shot BLM protester

[horselightning]

Actually. Everything he wrote is accurate. As I wrote above. Perry rolled down his window before he started shooting. If it was an immediate threat that required deadly force, how did he have time to roll the window down? Why did he say in the interview that he was afraid the guy with the rifle would aim at him. How did a Veteran with combat experience not see that the AK was on Safe? The switch is huge and can’t be manipulated without removing a hand from something to do it.

rioter illegally blocking the streets he had a right to use

 

[SavannahMann]

rioter illegally blocking the streets he had a right to use

So shooting jaywalkers is legal in your world?

 

[Superbadbrutha]

Perry did not “ram his car into the crowd”

The rioters were illegally blocking the street that Perry had a legal right to use

Please state the law that says if someone is standing in the street that you can legally run them over. Please post that law.

 

[horselightning]

So shooting jaywalkers is legal in your world?

they were not jawalkers they were terrorist. blocking street and causing a threat,.

 

[Lord-Humungus]

they were not jawalkers they were terrorist. blocking street and causing a threat,.

You use a lot of words you don’t know the detentions of

 

[Mac-7]

Please state the law that says if someone is standing in the street that you can legally run them over. Please post that law.

He didnt run over anyone with his car

 

[Superbadbrutha]

He didnt run over anyone with his car

He ran a red light and drove his vehicle into a crowd gathered at the protest

 

[airplanemechanic]

He had just dropped off a ride-share customer and turned onto a street filled with protesters. He said he was trying to get past the crowd and fired his pistol THEN Foster pointed a rifle at him.

Could have turned around which most people would have done.

Doesn't matter. Texas is not a "duty to retreat" state. You have no duty to retreat from somewhere you legally are, such as a public road.

 

[airplanemechanic]

He ran a red light and drove his vehicle into a crowd gathered at the protest

The crowd was gathered IN THE STREET. They do not have a right to block the street.

 

[Marener]

The crowd was gathered IN THE STREET. They do not have a right to block the street.

Does Texas allow the use of deadly force because you are inconvenienced?

 

[Mac-7]

He ran a red light and drove his vehicle into a crowd gathered at the protest

He did run a red light

But the rioters should have made way for him to go down the street

 

[beautress]

Texas DA to request reversal of pardon for former Army soldier who fatally shot BLM protester

A Texas DA plans to ask a court to reverse Gov. Greg Abbott's pardon of a former Army soldier convicted killing a Black Lives Matter protester in 2020.

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Prosecutor asks Texas court to reverse governor's pardon of man who fatally shot demonstrator

Daniel Perry shot and killed Garrett Foster during a protest back in 2020. Perry was convicted and sentenced to prison, but a pardon from Abbott got him released. Now, a prosecutor is trying to get that reversed.

abc13.com

omg. for crying out loud. the dude was defending himself. course the da is black and a liberal. this is crazy.

The trouble I have with nullifying a pardon is the subsequent double jeopardy that would occur which is against the law as I understand trying a person once again and is not permitted.

 

[airplanemechanic]

Does Texas allow the use of deadly force because you are inconvenienced?

Its not inconvenient. It's illegal.

The Texas Obstructing Highway or Passageway Law | PC §42.03

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[Kilroy2]

Doesn't matter. Texas is not a "duty to retreat" state. You have no duty to retreat from somewhere you legally are, such as a public road.

But it does not give you the right to fire your weapon first.

 

[SavannahMann]

The crowd was gathered IN THE STREET. They do not have a right to block the street.

Where is his right to run the red light?

 

[Kilroy2]

Where is his right to run the red light?

Also IF they had a permit to protest then it was legal for them to be in the streets. Also the SC has ruled that state cannot banl protests

 

[horselightning]

Also IF they had a permit to protest then it was legal for them to be in the streets. Also the SC has ruled that state cannot banl protests

you can not bloc k traffic they were rioting

 

[horselightning]

he has been pardoned live with it

 

[frigidweirdo]

Texas DA to request reversal of pardon for former Army soldier who fatally shot BLM protester

A Texas DA plans to ask a court to reverse Gov. Greg Abbott's pardon of a former Army soldier convicted killing a Black Lives Matter protester in 2020.

www.foxnews.com

Prosecutor asks Texas court to reverse governor's pardon of man who fatally shot demonstrator

Daniel Perry shot and killed Garrett Foster during a protest back in 2020. Perry was convicted and sentenced to prison, but a pardon from Abbott got him released. Now, a prosecutor is trying to get that reversed.

abc13.com

omg. for crying out loud. the dude was defending himself. course the da is black and a liberal. this is crazy.

Defending himself?

He ran a red light, drove his car into a bunch of people.

He made posts on social media saying he wanted to shoot protesters.

Why was he there? He was there to cause trouble. He said he believed the man (he killed) was going to aim the gun at him. So, he HADN'T aimed the gun at him. He was merely stopped by a guy who had a gun.

If that's justifiable, if that's self defense, then you're allowed to kill ANYONE in Texas who has a gun on them.

 

[frigidweirdo]

he has been pardoned live with it

The pardoning is just bizarre. It doesn't bode well for the future of politics