Watch your temper!
THis is pretty f@@Ked up. \\;\\\\\\; This is a perfect example why guns should be illegal. If guns weren't illegal have this road rage **** would be over. \\;\\\\\\; \\;\\\\\\; Without guns people would be respectful of others rights or they would get the **** beat out of them. \\;\\\\\\; Good to know this can happen. \\;\\\\\\; Perhaps I should get a gun and the next time somebody in the SUV tries to kill me with their vehicle I should just shoot them. \\;\\\\\\; Of course, they would arrest me in such a case.
I can't believe this bitch isn't locked up yet. \\;\\\\\\; F##cked up country we live in.
She apparently feared for her life , guy shouldn't had been aggressive
Hell I'd prolly have to explain why there were multiple caliber's in the thug. Which would pretty much be \\; "because it's all the ammunition I had" .... pretty much same thing a sherriff in Fl said when his deputies put 68 rounds and shot perhaps as many as 127 rounds into a cop killer last year.
ONE LESS THUG!
This hasn't been brought up, and I kind of don't like it that I am, but lets reverse the rolls. This was a biker, pissed off, walking up to the window of a black lady and her teenage son. What if it were a black dude, pissed off, walking up to the window of a white girl. I think everyone would be singing accolades for her bravery in shooting him. Just an angle we haven't covered yet, but I think worth a view.
In this scenario, Al Sharpton, Jessie Jackson and the NAACP would have already made sure she was charged and in jail for violating his civil rights.
Hmmm, interesting comment Baker. What if he had been an off duty or undercover cop. I wonder if her shooting him would be so strongly defended. She had no idea who she was shooting. She had a reckless disregard for human life and did her best to take one. Many here say he was wrong for getting off his bike and approaching the car. If he had been a cop would he still have been wrong? I don't think so. If she had shot a cop would her self defense plea still work? I don't think so. The fact of the matter is she had no idea who she was shooting but was determined to show that dirty biker that she had more and bigger ***** than he did. I hope that the surveilance film can shed more light on the shooting and I hope that if it can be shown that he did not attempt to enter her car or try to hit her that she be prosecuted for attempted murder.
Hmmm, interesting comment Baker. What if he had been an off duty or undercover cop. I wonder if her shooting him would be so strongly defended. She had no idea who she was shooting. She had a reckless disregard for human life and did her best to take one. Many here say he was wrong for getting off his bike and approaching the car. If he had been a cop would he still have been wrong? I don't think so. If she had shot a cop would her self defense plea still work? I don't think so. The fact of the matter is she had no idea who she was shooting but was determined to show that dirty biker that she had more and bigger ***** than he did. I hope that the surveilance film can shed more light on the shooting and I hope that if it can be shown that he did not attempt to enter her car or try to hit her that she be prosecuted for attempted murder.
Incidentally, she bears a good bit of blame for the outcome as well. Be interesting to see if she's indicted. Even if she's not, the fact that she's had to hire attorneys, go through the anguish of not knowing her fate, and will likely face a civil suit should be enough to teach the gun carriers that there is a tremendous amount of responsibility that goes with the right to carry.
Bill
The Best of Harley-Davidson for Lifelong Riders
LOUISVILLE, Ky. [/b]The man shot during what police are calling a road rage incident is speaking out for the first time.
Wesley Mosier Jr. spoke exclusively to NewsChannel 32 Friday afternoon at the hospital. He was supposed to be released Friday, but his condition isn't improving.
In the meantime, he said he wants the public to know what really happened."I'd like to see them do to her just exactly what they would probably do to me if the shoe was on the other foot," he said. "No more, no less."
Mosier said he never knew Yalanda Parrish before last Tuesday. According to Mosier, he was testing out his new motorcycle when a woman in an SUV who police say is Parrish began tailgating him.
Mosier said the pavement was uneven and there were railroad tracks. He said after being tailgated for some time, he drove in between two cars to get away from her.
Mosier said when he got to a red light, he parked his motorcycle and began walking over to her car to find out why she was tailgating him.
"I just pecked on the window," he said. "It was partially down. And I says, 'Is there a reason why you're on my bumper so close?' And they didn't answer. And they put the window the rest of the way down. And she said, 'Yeah, it's your lucky day.' And I said, 'Why is that?' And she said, 'You're getting ready to get killed.' âŚI wonder how many years she took off my life.
"NewsChannel 32 contacted Parrish, but she declined to comment.
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