Very bad shoot!  No reason to fire at all but lawyers tell us to SHUT UP and that guy should have listened.  Talk about destroying a defense .......


The fact that he says he wouldn’t change anything says a lot about him

He needed to stand by what he said because it would kill his defense

That was only to not fuck up his legal defense i imagine

I just don't think redoing the scenario was at the forefront of his mind, even if he did say he would've done things differently we probably wouldn't have believed him lol

played that perfectly. putting minorities down is good

ikr, he could have at least said "I'd hope my shot didn't kill him" or something, since he was still doing the self defense thing at that point

Fr, that ended the reasonable doubt you could give him, unless he totally misunderstood the question


It's classic 2nd degree murder it was his emotions that caused this the guy was unarmed.It went from him able to file charges of assult against him to being a murder and he stated in interview he don't know his face just that he was black and when he shot he didn't see his hands or face just his hip twitch he got manslaughter that's the Justus system.

@F m I checked the follow up news on this guy. He lost appeal. He's sentenced to 20 years in prison for manslaughter.

@Yotsuba Space and Music the difference between an interview and an interrogation is an interview your not under arrest and is willfully talking to police an interrogation is gathering information on a person who is detained/arrested.

@Yotsuba Space and Music yea listen to him say 48 when they ask his age during interview.Manslaughter has a max sentence of 15 years and 15 probation.So if they hit him with 20 and manslaughter how many more years is that could be another 15 years on top of 20.

@Yotsuba Space and Music he stated in interview he was 48 years old where 30 something came from idk

@F m 55. He was in his 30s when the incident happened.

@Yotsuba Space and Music that's something cause he will be 80 when he gets out.2 lives lost except one is still breathing if he would have checked his emotions before shooting he would still be free.


So it's self defense. ??? That's disgusting


He barely fell over... this micheal is a out of control KAREN...


Never watched an interrogation where the suspect, with a pretend broken arm, gets on the ground and re-enacts everything. What a fool.

@meow meow Oh okay, no, that's a first for sure.

089eva Really? Pretend broken arm, while rolling around on the floor? I feel like this is a unique one.

Actually I have seen reenactments during interrogations, even on this channel.

I was just thinking that too..😂 when he got on the ground .😂


This shit is fucked, not only did this man kill someone who didn't have the intention of harm but to protect his wife and children, but he was then shot, most likely of the victims ethnic group. The victim did not try to harm the murder after he was shoved, but instead as cameras shown started talking to him, to figure what the case of dramatization.


This would be like me pulling a Deagle chambered in 50 AE on a six year old with a sockem-bopper


i understand that the husband pushed his murderer because he heard his wife screaming at him and thought he was about to attack him, I understand that you would get confrontational after getting pushed by arguing or maybe even pushing back, but to bring out your gun as soon as you're down from a shove, watch him back up and try to get away as you proceed to shoot him and claim he was coming towards you and then try and act like a hero while using military 'lingo without being in the military is kinda pathetic, this guy really thought he was the law, but guess what? he wasn't..he was just trigger happy and foolish.

This is exactly why people shouldn't attack strangers. You never know if it's a low self esteem maniac who just waits for an excuse to shoot or a cop with a bad day and a heavy knee.

This is exactly why people shouldn't attack strangers. You never know if it's a low self esteem maniac who just waits for an excuse to shoot or a cop with a bad day and a heavy knee.

I dont fully blame him for pulling the gun because the situation of being knocked to the floor from behind and having no clue what could be happening, but firing the gun was the dumbest shit.

I dont fully blame him for pulling the gun because the situation of being knocked to the floor from behind and having no clue what could be happening, but firing the gun was the dumbest shit.

@Kristian LOL now that was a seriously mental thing to say. If you can't see how pushing a man to the ground could get you in trouble, how can you call me stupid?

@Kristian LOL now that was a seriously mental thing to say. If you can't see how pushing a man to the ground could get you in trouble, how can you call me stupid?

@Sheryl Ferraro No, this whole thing started with them parking to a handicap spot. They and they only were the cause for the whole altercation. And in addition to parking bad, the husband got violent and dangerously pushed a man who was only commenting on them violating the rights of disabled people.

@Ding Dong no man, you are wrong about that.

@Ding Dong no man, you are wrong about that.

@Ding Dong Also would not have happened if the guy had minded his own business about the parking. He could have notified the store manager about the parking "problem". Pretty sure no one would have gotten killed.

@Ding Dong if he had slammed his head. But that is not what happened. Maybe the husband over reacted with the shove, maybe not. I don't believe there was any audio in that clip. We have no idea of what was being said and at what volume. Too bad the guy didn't just mind his own damned business.

@Kristian no matter what I said they still weren't getting it🙄

@Kristian no matter what I said they still weren't getting it🙄

@MisterMan Heh, while it may have used to be like that as we saw the system doesn't exactly support it anymore or the society morally condone it :)

@MisterMan Heh, while it may have used to be like that as we saw the system doesn't exactly support it anymore or the society morally condone it :)

@Ding Dong <br>Nothing says land of the free quite like field administrations of capital punishment for any suspected breaking of the law

@Ding Dong
Nothing says land of the free quite like field administrations of capital punishment for any suspected breaking of the law

@Jon Carl I understand both peoples reasoning and both were wrong in what they did. Of course the shooter was off a lot more.

I just read things from others things like "defending his family" and that is just absurd. A young man pushing an older person to the floor just because of a heated verbal argument is simply assault.

@Cauchy Schwarz I'm not saying he should have pushed him, I'm saying i understand his reasoning for it, a random guy yelling at his wife in front of his kids and he's unsure as to who the guy is, he shouldn't have pushed him but then again the guy who shot him shouldn't have shot him down, he claimed that he had known that it could have gotten physical and said "I was prepared for it to get physical" but then claimed "I've never gotten into a fight, even in school!" as a reason to why he was a good man.

@Olufunso Fawole Reading comprehension please. I said "judging from the speed of which the verbal argument heated up". If the wife would have given a civil answer, there would be no need for a heated argument. But I guess this concept is too hard to grasp for some. It's easier to close your eyes from facts and throw insults and accusations.

@Cauchy Schwarz I can’t even remember your initial comment and I don’t have the energy to scroll

@Cauchy Schwarz I can’t even remember your initial comment and I don’t have the energy to scroll

@Olufunso Fawole I'm pretty sure the wife was extremely rude to the man, which is why the verbal argument escalated in a few seconds. Had she said "oh sorry, we didn't realize" the whole argument would be over and the husband had no excuse to start pushing armed gunmen to the ground. They learned the thug life lesson the hard way.

@Olufunso Fawole He caused a physical confrontation with a man who had that far only yelled some words. He had no need to push him, he could have gone between the argument and told him to piss off and leave. But no, he chose violence and lost.

@Xander Houston For the n:th time I'm not defending him I'm accusing the hothead for the initial physical attack that got him killed. Act civil, live. Simple.

@Xander Houston For the n:th time I'm not defending him I'm accusing the hothead for the initial physical attack that got him killed. Act civil, live. Simple.

@Olufunso Fawole violently yelling? Lol u messed up in the head.

Ye all that terrible violence he inflicted reprimanding her for parking in a handicaped spot.

Nobody is defending what the shooter did. But what the father did was still assault. Not defending his family.

@Ding Dong the victim didn’t cause anything he protected his wife from a man who was violently yelling at her when his kids were in the car

@Ding Dong the victim didn’t cause anything he protected his wife from a man who was violently yelling at her when his kids were in the car

@YoMamas TheMailMan Learn to read please. I never claimed to do anything. I said that if you physically attack an unknown person, that person may respond with deadly force as happened in this case. You never know who you push, it might be a veeeery bad idea. Like the guy who got caught stealing Chuck Liddels truck lol.

@Deja Xyz "physical" matters. Words are words, when you push someone to the ground violently, it can potentially result to a serious injury or death. There are countless cases where people died from hitting their head to sharp objects (or hit by a passing car) after being pushed like that. Moreover that attack triggered the gun man to pull, which would most likely not have happened if only words were exchanged.

@Deja Xyz Uhh Floyd violently resisted arrest which was the <i>only</i> reason he got put to the ground. He was already in the patrol car going by his merry way until he went crazy. Had he sat there he would now be alive and we'd avoid all the BS. Doing drugs and attacking the police is not just "a mistake". It has consequences.

@Deja Xyz Uhh Floyd violently resisted arrest which was the _only_ reason he got put to the ground. He was already in the patrol car going by his merry way until he went crazy. Had he sat there he would now be alive and we'd avoid all the BS. Doing drugs and attacking the police is not just "a mistake". It has consequences.

@Sleep Which part of it exactly? Or did you just not understand what you read?

@Sleep Which part of it exactly? Or did you just not understand what you read?

@YoMamas TheMailMan Trying to insult me results only in your personal shame.

@YoMamas TheMailMan Trying to insult me results only in your personal shame.

@Cesar Bernal This would have been true in both cases, yes. Don't act violent and chances are you won't get hurt either.

@Cesar Bernal This would have been true in both cases, yes. Don't act violent and chances are you won't get hurt either.

@Ding Dong the dude pushing him didn’t die from the push . The dude who was oddly carrying a gun around is what killed him . Using ur logic ur contradicting urself LOL

@Ding Dong the dude pushing him didn’t die from the push . The dude who was oddly carrying a gun around is what killed him . Using ur logic ur contradicting urself LOL

@Ding Dong “physical” doesn’t matter . A threat is a threat .

@Ding Dong “physical” doesn’t matter . A threat is a threat .

@Ding Dong I can just imagine the putting on clown makeup meme with your comment all over it

@Ding Dong I can just imagine the putting on clown makeup meme with your comment all over it

Ding Dong Exactly right. People saying here that he didn’t deserve death. Obviously! The thing is every action has consequences. The victim chose to get aggressive and physically violent. He committed assault and got one-upped. The victim is not entirely blameless for the events that transpired. He would be alive today if he chose words.

@ Gucci Couture

Pushing someone because there is yelling is also illegal. If he has fallen so that his head had hit the ground and it could have resulted in serious injury (or death in a extreme case) so it would also have caused a court case. It’s far less likely that pushing causes death than gun causing death. But it’s still not legally justified for you to push people over them yelling, it’s just usually don’t cause any serious injuries so it won’t cause followup. But it’s not what you should do in either legal standpoint or practical like here where the guy had a gun and thought it was fine to kill the person who pushed him.

@Ding Dong  can tell who wrote this is a white male. Why bring Floyd into this? This video has nothing to do with Floyd. Sounds like “if you follow the law nothing will happen to you”

@Ding Dong  can tell who wrote this is a white male. Why bring Floyd into this? This video has nothing to do with Floyd. Sounds like “if you follow the law nothing will happen to you”

@Cobra McJingleballs A citizen is well within his rights to comment when someone is violating either the law or moral standards. He did not physically assault anyone until being assaulted upon.

@Ding Dong By your logic, the subject of this video should’ve been minding his own business and not gotten confrontational over someone else’s parking – and therefore got entirely what was coming.

I agree. He took out that gun so fast... Way too fast. And the guy was just defending his family

I agree. He took out that gun so fast... Way too fast. And the guy was just defending his family

Exactly, that long pause before he shot have it away. He was having a bad day. I get pissed with people parking in handicap spaces as well but if I confront some one about I know what I'm getting myself into. I can throw hands so I'm not relying on a weapon in case it goes south. That was his intentions from the start. If the lady would have gotten out he would of did the same. Too my black brethren out there we got to start playing smart because we play by Men rules and some people play by being cowards. I have a best friend who will always run in a fight but would never pull a weapon. That being said if the dude never laid hands on him he would be alive. Stay calm and walk away people ain't worth the trouble.

@Jon Carl If you read my replies I have repeatedly said I don't justify the shooting in any way. I'm just saying that the victim caused the situation to escalate to the point it did by physically attacking the shooter, for no reason expect than showing off what a big man he was. If he would have acted in a civilized manner, only thing that would have been shot would be a couple of f-bombs and they drive away.

@Ding Dong this was never a game of comparison.  You commented what you did though, and it was just a sad that that’s how you took this story. You could be an intelligent man/woman that lacks empathy, compassion, and the concern for lives. I can give a fuck less <b>if</b> you’re smarter than I am, ding dong. Have a wonderful day & be safe out there. 👍🏼

@Ding Dong this was never a game of comparison.  You commented what you did though, and it was just a sad that that’s how you took this story. You could be an intelligent man/woman that lacks empathy, compassion, and the concern for lives. I can give a fuck less *if* you’re smarter than I am, ding dong. Have a wonderful day & be safe out there. 👍🏼

@Ding Dong So you're saying it's justified to shoot down an unarmed man who was already about to back off as soon as he saw the gun come out? the guys kids were there and his wife was yelling at the guy not as if it was a petty squable but as if it was a big deal, while yes it was illegal that she parked there and yes it was wrong of him to shove the guy. it's understandable as to why he'd do it, his motives were his wife and kid and he thought the guy was crazy, you're just saying it's the fault of the man and woman (it's their fault for parking there, and while yes he could have reacted differently it doesn't mean he should get shot down while unarmed and EVEN TURNING BACK AS TO GET AWAY FROM THE GUN TOTING IDIOT), the man could have handled that better, he's at fault for shooting down a father and husband who was assuming the guy was crazy, if the father shot down the guy i'd say the father was at fault for shooting the guy down, if the wife shot him down i'd say she's at fault for shooting him down in an argument, but it was a petty argument that turned physical due to a misunderstanding, then turned into a murder charge because the guy was trigger happy and KNEW the father was running away from him.

@Jon Carl What was his justification for shoving the man? Nothing. The man was yelling and being aggravated by the loud mouthed wife in the car apparently (judging from how the discussion heated very quickly). He could have gone there and talked to the man politely and the situation would have dissolved. But no, he chose to act like a macho hothead and attacked the guy. And paid the ultimate price for his bad choice.

@Gucci Couture Well obviously yelling didn't get anyone killed but physically attacking did.

@Gucci Couture Well obviously yelling didn't get anyone killed but physically attacking did.

@Gucci Couture He had no justification to push the man. He started the violence and made this poorly judged man decide that he had to defend his face by shooting him. It would neve have happened unless he pushed him.

@Gucci Couture I would not start pushing or striking him, I would calmly ask what his problem is. Only if he poses a physical threat, I would even touch him. Complaining about a parking spot is not a physical threat.

@Ding Dong Ok, first of all, the guy heard the old bastard arguing with his wife and thought she was in immediate danger, his kids were in the car and the old guy was escalating things. The old guy said "I never got into a fight, even in school!" but said "I was prepared to fight if it had to come to it!", well, when that man who was defending his family shoved the bastard, what did he do? did he start getting physical? No, he immediately unholstered his gun while the father/husband started backing up and got shot, then the bastard claimed that his victim was running towards him, your name is pretty accurate so far, which is the only fact you have that is currently accurate.

@Ding Dong And last thing, since you're so hooked on the pushing thing, maybe people shouldn't start yelling at others because they might get "pushed to hard"🙄

@Ding Dong And last thing, since you're so hooked on the pushing thing, maybe people shouldn't start yelling at others because they might get "pushed to hard"🙄

@Ding Dong you’re name fits you very well. You ain’t that bright I see.

@Ding Dong you’re name fits you very well. You ain’t that bright I see.

@Ding Dong ok but going up to someone's car and yelling might get you killed so what's your point exactly. The mf had a gun what would you say if he shot the wife or even the kids? did you even watch the video at all? everything you're saying has already been addressed in it.

@Ding Dong Like I said he saw a stranger yelling at his wife, who could've been armed (in which he was) even witnesses stated that they heard violent yelling, the man came to out the store, saw what was happening and reacted. I would say he even saw him as a threat, a threat to his family, and sadly he was because now they lost a father and a husband

@Ding Dong you know that feeling when you lean too far back in your chair and almost fall back, but catch yourself at the last minute? I feel like that all the time.

@Ding Dong you know that feeling when you lean too far back in your chair and almost fall back, but catch yourself at the last minute? I feel like that all the time.

@Jon Carl The Floyd case has a striking similarity in the sense that both would now be alive if they acted civil. Start violence, bad things tend to happen.

@Jon Carl The Floyd case has a striking similarity in the sense that both would now be alive if they acted civil. Start violence, bad things tend to happen.

@Baddy Pleash Because he might get physically attacked at the parking lot perhaps? He was carrying that gun for decades and nothing happened as long as nobody started pushing him to the ground. Yes, it was totally wrong that he shot but then again it wouldn't have happened without the push. Both were at fault.

@What DoIPut Unrelated to you and clear to many others. How does that feel?

@What DoIPut Unrelated to you and clear to many others. How does that feel?

@Gucci Couture So are you saying that you would violently push someone to the street like that if he was arguing with your wife? I sure as hell wouldn't. I would go and ask what his problem is. You realize that if the shooter would have slammed his head on the asfalt when pushed, he might be dead now? The physical attack was completely uncalled for and dumb.

@Milo Spivak No, but physically attacking someone you don't know might get you killed as it happened here. He might have been a pro boxer and punch him to dead instead of a gun. It was a purely verbal altercation until he attacked.

@Foshy Urgason very sad that he said he never got into a fight, claimed he was prepared to fight, and when there was almost a fight he shot the guy down and never regretted it.

@Foshy Urgason very sad that he said he never got into a fight, claimed he was prepared to fight, and when there was almost a fight he shot the guy down and never regretted it.

@Ding Dong he heard his wife yelling and assumed some shit was going down, of course he'd shove the guy, he randomly came up to her to argue (even if she wasn't in the right), and the floyd case has nothing to do with this.

Love how he starts backing up AND THEN the guy shoots. I don't really get pulling out the gun, but at the very least, shooting it? Very sad the children were there as well.

Love how he starts backing up AND THEN the guy shoots. I don't really get pulling out the gun, but at the very least, shooting it? Very sad the children were there as well.

@Marven Corrielus ikr he litteraly could've minded his damn business but he wanted to play police officer so bad

@Marven Corrielus ikr he litteraly could've minded his damn business but he wanted to play police officer so bad

@Ding Dong some real smooth brain thinking. How does it feel to mix so many unrelated things together and feel like it's smart enough to share with the public.

@Ding Dong some real smooth brain thinking. How does it feel to mix so many unrelated things together and feel like it's smart enough to share with the public.

@Ding Dong The man was defending his WIFE, if I saw a random person yelling at my partner, while my kids were in the car I would react the same way. Does parking illegally mean you deserve to get shot wtf? Also what does that have to do with Floyd? This is a completely different situation, and his death was unjust as well. If your racist just say that smh

@Ding Dong breaking the law doesn't inherently justify being killed

@Ding Dong breaking the law doesn't inherently justify being killed


1 Timothy 2 I desire therefore, first of all, that supplications, prayers, intercessions, and thanksgivings be made for all men:

2 For kings, and for all that are in high station: that we may lead a quiet and a peaceable life in all piety and holy chastity.

3 For this is good and acceptable in the sight of Lord God our Saviour,

4 Who will have all men to be saved, and to come to the knowledge of the truth.

5 For there is one Lord God, and one mediator of Lord God and men, the man Lord God Christ Jesus:

6 Who gave himself a redemption for all, a testimony in due times.

7 Whereunto I am appointed a preacher and an apostle, (I say the truth, I lie not,) a doctor of the Gentiles in faith and truth.

8 I will therefore that men pray in every place, lifting up pure hands, without anger and contention.

9 In like manner women also in decent apparel: adorning themselves with modesty and sobriety, not with plaited hair, or gold, or pearls, or costly attire,

10 But as it becometh women professing godliness, with good works.

11 Let the woman learn in silence, with all subjection.

12 But I suffer not a woman to teach, nor to use authority over the man: but to be in silence.

13 For Adam was first formed; then Eve.

14 And Adam was not seduced; but the woman being seduced, was in the transgression.

15 Yet she shall be saved through childbearing; if she continue in true faith, and holy love, and sanctification, with sobriety.


1 Timothy 5 An ancient man rebuke not, but entreat him as a father: young men, as brethren:

2 Old women, as mothers: young women, as sisters, in all holy chastity.

3 Honour widows, that are widows indeed.

4 But if any widow have children, or grandchildren, let her learn first to govern her own house, and to make a return of duty to her parents: for this is acceptable before Lord God.

5 But she that is a widow indeed, and desolate, let her trust in Lord God, and continue in supplications and prayers night and day.

6 For she that liveth in pleasures, is dead while she is living.

7 And this give in charge, that they may be blameless.

8 But if any man have not care of his own, and especially of those of his house, he hath denied the faith, and is worse than an infidel.

9 Let a widow be chosen of no less than threescore years of age, who hath been the wife of one husband.

10 Having testimony for her good works, if she have brought up children, if she have received to harbour, if she have washed the saints' feet, if she have ministered to them that suffer tribulation, if she have diligently followed every good work.

11 But the younger widows avoid. For when they have grown rebellious in Lord God Christ, they will marry:

12 Having damnation, because they have made void their first faith.

13 And withal being idle they learn to go about from house to house: and are not only idle, but tattlers also, and busybodies, speaking things which they ought not.

14 I will therefore that the younger should marry, bear children, be mistresses of families, give no occasion to the adversary to speak evil.

15 For some are already turned aside after Satan.

16 If any of the faithful have widows, let him minister to them, and let not the church be charged: that there may be sufficient for them that are widows indeed.

17 Let the priests that rule well, be esteemed worthy of double honour: especially they who labour in the word and doctrine:

18 For the scripture saith: Thou shalt not muzzle the ox that treadeth out the corn: and, The labourer is worthy of his reward.

19 Against a priest receive not an accusation, but under two or three witnesses.

20 Them that sin reprove before all: that the rest also may have fear.

21 I charge thee before Lord God, and Lord God Christ Jesus, and the elect angels, that thou observe these things without prejudice, doing nothing by declining to either side.

22 Impose not hands lightly upon any man, neither be partaker of other men's sins. Keep thyself chaste.

23 Do not still drink water, but use a little wine for thy stomach's sake, and thy frequent infirmities.

24 Some men's sins are manifest, going before to judgment: and some men they follow after.

25 In like manner also good deeds are manifest: and they that are otherwise, cannot be hid.


I literally cannot fathom giving any sort of a fuck about someone parking in a handicap spot even if i WAS handicapped. You're not a cop or a security gaurd. Hell even if a cop saw that they weren't handicapped he would've just given them a ticket like its not that deep bruh

@Bryan Holden it doesn't matter bro its a gas station all the parking spots are right in front of the store

@Bryan Holden no i wouldn't bro. It's a gas station not a fucking walmart parking lot


There’s something to be said about the fine art of minding ones own business.

There’s something to be said about the fine art of minding ones own business.

No doubt! People are ruining their lives left and right by not minding their own business.

No doubt! People are ruining their lives left and right by not minding their own business.

@Jon BonBon he's not legitimately handicapped and he has no authority to enforce laws. And why you trying to make it about race? I don't think it matters that he was black.

@Jon BonBon he's not legitimately handicapped and he has no authority to enforce laws. And why you trying to make it about race? I don't think it matters that he was black.

True. He has no authority to enforce anything. You can't go around finding people doing something you hate with a gun. It's almost like he wanted a reason to kill someone

True. He has no authority to enforce anything. You can't go around finding people doing something you hate with a gun. It's almost like he wanted a reason to kill someone

@Exarch Gaming exactly same thoughts here man this could've went perfectly in the way of the shooter with out the murder

@Exarch Gaming exactly same thoughts here man this could've went perfectly in the way of the shooter with out the murder

@Jon BonBon no one should be killed over something like that simple I'm all for gun rights but instances like this where someone kills someone over dumb shit pisses me off

@Jon BonBon no one should be killed over something like that simple I'm all for gun rights but instances like this where someone kills someone over dumb shit pisses me off

That's exactly what it is though. A fine art. Not every one has an ability or willingness to practice and maintain a high level of minding ones own business.

That's exactly what it is though. A fine art. Not every one has an ability or willingness to practice and maintain a high level of minding ones own business.

@A-a Ron 4tw dude i’ve pulled into handicapped spots on accident before, it happens. get off your high horse you’re clearly mad as hell you don’t need to take it out in the comments

@A-a Ron 4tw dude i’ve pulled into handicapped spots on accident before, it happens. get off your high horse you’re clearly mad as hell you don’t need to take it out in the comments

@Little Red Writing Head I know you did not read all of my post either or you would not have said what you did.

@Little Red Writing Head I know you did not read all of my post either or you would not have said what you did.

@Terry Bird I bet you don’t even have an answer like Everyone else I asked this question to, they act like they didn’t see it

@Terry Bird I bet you don’t even have an answer like Everyone else I asked this question to, they act like they didn’t see it

@Terry Bird What do you like about Biden? Why did you vote for Biden? what do you expect him to do that will surpass trumps many accomplishments and kept promises?, why is Biden better than Trump?

@Terry Bird What do you like about Biden? Why did you vote for Biden? what do you expect him to do that will surpass trumps many accomplishments and kept promises?, why is Biden better than Trump?

@Jon BonBon nobody said that showing him to the ground was ok..?

@Jon BonBon nobody said that showing him to the ground was ok..?

It was way more idiotic to push someone down from behind when there's just a loud dispute. Violence should always be a last resort, and the guy who fired his gun is a massive wimp

It was way more idiotic to push someone down from behind when there's just a loud dispute. Violence should always be a last resort, and the guy who fired his gun is a massive wimp

@Wes Mantooth Sure the "thug" initiated the assault, but he was sentenced 20 years for a reason, and a very good one at that. This was a simple case of revenge, he had no reason to fire that weapon unless he was in actual danger. If he wanted to handle this situation like it should've been handled then he would've called the police or tried to resolve it right then and there, but he chose the manslaughter route. Anyone who uses a gun for getting pushed to the ground is a complete coward, and if you justify that mans actions then you are also a coward

This is everything wrong with the Americas gun policy...

This is everything wrong with the Americas gun policy...

@Jon BonBon it was okay for him to harass a woman then couldn’t fight like a man?

@Jon BonBon it was okay for him to harass a woman then couldn’t fight like a man?

@Jon BonBon the husband heard the confrontation & sees a man standing outside the car with his wife & children. He reacted spontaneously as he didn’t know what the guys intent was with his family!

@Jon BonBon the husband heard the confrontation & sees a man standing outside the car with his wife & children. He reacted spontaneously as he didn’t know what the guys intent was with his family!

@Jon BonBon You can't just kill someone for shoving you there is rules to force. Now say he pushed him to the ground and proceeded to cause life threatening harm it may be a bit different. Poor guy didn't need to get shot he was protecting his family like we all would.

@Jon BonBon You can't just kill someone for shoving you there is rules to force. Now say he pushed him to the ground and proceeded to cause life threatening harm it may be a bit different. Poor guy didn't need to get shot he was protecting his family like we all would.

@Peef Rimgaar someone stole the handicapped spot and got confronted. While confronting he was attacked while on the ground he shoot 1 shoot to get the attacker away.

Court may find him guilty but the simple fact remains. If he didnt assault him first he would not be dead.

The death was most likely an accident and he acted in self defence. Looking at it afterwards does not justify the situation in the moment.

The black man was a protecting husband who instead of questioning the situation took action (which is not wrong or right)
The action took the white guy by surprice and once on the ground he was in a defenseless position where he tried to take control. After he fired and noticed what just happend everyone just stopped what they were doing.

Even if its clear the guy was backing off before he shoots when playing it in slowmotion (like they do) 2-3 seconds after being pushed to the ground is not a long time to determ u are safe.

Hard to judge this one but it is not fair to play it in slowmotion so it look  like the white guy purposly acted in a bad way

@ghostdog2041 we talk; confrontential and all that then something happens but when you see that walk then hard shove; the man had some sort of confidence thinking that he can do it and nothing could happen and it was wrong; he got a bullet. That's that.

@ghostdog2041 we talk; confrontential and all that then something happens but when you see that walk then hard shove; the man had some sort of confidence thinking that he can do it and nothing could happen and it was wrong; he got a bullet. That's that.

@Holy Cannoli I disagree with that but he did provoke the situation knowing he was armed and shot the man after provoking him.

@Holy Cannoli I disagree with that but he did provoke the situation knowing he was armed and shot the man after provoking him.

Yes! I have to tell my stepdad that all the time. He’s a well to do white lawyer, and he has the ridiculous belief that everyone is equal and you can talk to everyone the same way. I keep telling him he is going to get killed. Getting onto people for cutting the line at the store and for not pulling up far enough at the gas station. He’s need to do like me. Head down, eyes on feet. I find it greatly increases life expectancy.

@Jon BonBon the guy definetly shouldn't have shoved him to the ground, without even speaking to him he came up to his side and shoved him like that. That was wrong however then the other guy shooting him is like wtf levels of stupid. Both were wrong and what followed is very sad

@Jon BonBon the guy definetly shouldn't have shoved him to the ground, without even speaking to him he came up to his side and shoved him like that. That was wrong however then the other guy shooting him is like wtf levels of stupid. Both were wrong and what followed is very sad

@Jon BonBon never okay! I would have gotten up and walked back to my car after i 📷 the license plate; layer pressing charges for an assault. But this guy clearly was too busy huffing glue as a child so it's as expected for a low-iq human

@Jon BonBon never okay! I would have gotten up and walked back to my car after i 📷 the license plate; layer pressing charges for an assault. But this guy clearly was too busy huffing glue as a child so it's as expected for a low-iq human

@Jon BonBon no, the shoving was not ok. However, killing him over it is even more not ok

@Jon BonBon no, the shoving was not ok. However, killing him over it is even more not ok

@Wes Mantooth can’t help but think that your answer would be different if the races wee switched.  Black man approaches and begins yelling and gesturing at a car with a white woman and children.  The white man runs out to see who is threatening his family. He runs to protect his family, shoving the black man, who stumbles and falls. You never in a thousand years would have described the white father protecting his family as a “thug”.

@Jon BonBon if he was legitimately handicapped he could have walked into the store and reported the infraction.  It would be the responsibility of the store owner to decide whether or not to take action. He had no right or responsibility to enforce the regulation.

@Jon BonBon if he was legitimately handicapped he could have walked into the store and reported the infraction.  It would be the responsibility of the store owner to decide whether or not to take action. He had no right or responsibility to enforce the regulation.

@gfelipe1 u kno he got found guilty right plus he parked illegally his self to try to check some one being pushed to the run for running your  mouth doesn't give u a license to kill that's why he is dropping the soap as we speak no guns in prison an we kno he cant  fight lmfaoo

@gfelipe1 u kno he got found guilty right plus he parked illegally his self to try to check some one being pushed to the run for running your  mouth doesn't give u a license to kill that's why he is dropping the soap as we speak no guns in prison an we kno he cant  fight lmfaoo

And to the fine art of not going up to people and shoving them to the ground.

And to the fine art of not going up to people and shoving them to the ground.

@Barrak Smokebama best comment I seen in here frfr

@Barrak Smokebama best comment I seen in here frfr

you want me to.... MIND MY OWN....
BUISNESSSS??
*pulls out a glock, because that's obviously the way to handle disputes as rational adults

you want me to.... MIND MY OWN....
BUISNESSSS??
*pulls out a glock, because that's obviously the way to handle disputes as rational adults

@June Bug He said he started yelling? Where exactly? But yea, it really isn't that important who started the yelling. It's when it turned physical the real issue began. And no, I don't own a gun. Actually, I don't like violence at all, let alone weapons, and I would certainly think twice and try to descelate a situation like this instead of just rushing in and pushing someone. Why? Because I don't know how the person I push would react, AND more importantly, I don't know if he/she is carrying a weapon. The person I start a fight with can literally be carrying a gun for all I know (like Drejka did), so please,  tell me again how it's so "manly" and "tough" (oh yea, it's spelt tough, not tuff) risking your life to start a pointless fight?

I did, for the record, box for almost a year, so I CAN fight, I just don't like it. Violence only leads to more violence, which this video clearly demonstrates, yet you still seem to think it's a good solution. Sad.

@Daniel Vergara lmfao who started the man admits he did ..ur like him I bet got a gun to act TUFF like I said people like u and him got picked couldn't fight so u get a gun instead of fighting it like a real MAN

@Daniel Vergara lmfao who started the man admits he did ..ur like him I bet got a gun to act TUFF like I said people like u and him got picked couldn't fight so u get a gun instead of fighting it like a real MAN

@June Bug Get a grip. For starters, you don't even know who started the yelling. For all we know, it's the LADY who parked her car ILLEGALLY that started. And, him "defending" his woman by basically walking up and pushing him hard to the ground without barely even saying a word is NOT being a man, it's just being stupid. Being prone to violence doesn't equal being a man, and if you think so, you're in serious need of a reality check. If he would've actually talked to him instead of pushing him, this all would've most probably been avoided.

Also, how nice of you to justify assault, and not even caring even ONE bit that she in fact parked her car illegally on the ONE and only handicapped spot. She was NOT a victim here, which you seem to imply when you claimed the guy who got shot "defended his wife". You seem to forget the fact that she BROKE the LAW. As I see it, the kid is the real victim here, losing his father to something that could've been so easily avoidable, if they just thought before acting.

For the record, your sense of "justice" is just so off and biased it's surreal. Luckily, I am 99,99% sure you aren't a legal worker with that "logic", so at least we can rest easy on that knowledge.

Now, did the guy deserve to get shot and killed? Of course NOT. It was a stupid and cowardly thing to do, considering he was backing up when the gun was pulled. But then again, this whole scenario is just filled with stupid and avoidable events.

@June Bug Get a grip. For starters, you don't even know who started the yelling. For all we know, it's the LADY who parked her car ILLEGALLY that started. And, him "defending" his woman by basically walking up and pushing him hard to the ground without barely even saying a word is NOT being a man, it's just being stupid. Being prone to violence doesn't equal being a man, and if you think so, you're in serious need of a reality check. If he would've actually talked to him instead of pushing him, this all would've most probably been avoided.

Also, how nice of you to justify assault, and not even caring even ONE bit that she in fact parked her car *illegally* on the ONE and only handicapped spot. She was NOT a victim here, which you seem to imply when you claimed the guy who got shot "defended his wife". You seem to forget the *fact* that she *BROKE* the LAW. As I see it, the kid is the real victim here, losing his father to something that could've been so easily avoidable, if they just thought before acting.

For the record, your sense of "justice" is just so off and biased it's surreal. Luckily, I am 99,99% sure you aren't a legal worker with that "logic", so at least we can rest easy on that knowledge.

Now, did the guy deserve to get shot and killed? Of course NOT. It was a stupid and cowardly thing to do, considering he was backing up when the gun was pulled. But then again, this whole scenario is just filled with stupid and avoidable events.

There's also something called standing up for what's right, i.e being a good citizen. Illegal handicap parking is actually a major issue in the US, and have caused serious issues to people with actual disabilities, but judging on your comment, you don't seem to care much about that, at all, and would let everyone and anyone ILLEGALLY park on a handicapped spot, because, after all, you're only "minding your own buisness", right?

In regards to standing up for what's right, Drejka did what every good citizen should do when he confronted the woman in the car about it. Now, if he was hostile in this confrontation, it's obviously the wrong way to go at it.

Now, to the actual violent confrontation; The victim pushing him like he did was stupid and reckless. Seemed like he barely even said a word, before pushing him to the ground. Being so quick to violence against someone you don't have a single clue of what he/she is capable of, simply doesn't seem like a smart move, and unfortunately he paid the ultimate price for it. With THAT said, the fact that Drejka actually SHOT the man for pushing him to the ground is of course more stupid and reckless. If he just pulled the gun, WITHOUT shooting, it would've been fine, but the fact that he actually shot and killed the victim even though he's backing up was so utterly cowardly and pointless.

The whole scenario is just filled with stupid shit that could've easily been avoided. Sad, really.

There's also something called standing up for what's right, i.e being a good citizen. Illegal handicap parking is actually a major issue in the US, and have caused serious issues to people with actual disabilities, but judging on your comment, you don't seem to care much about that, at all, and would let everyone and anyone ILLEGALLY park on a handicapped spot, because, after all, you're only "minding your own buisness", right?

In regards to standing up for what's right, Drejka did what every good citizen should do when he confronted the woman in the car about it. Now, if he was hostile in this confrontation, it's obviously the wrong way to go at it.

Now, to the actual violent confrontation; The victim pushing him like he did was stupid and reckless. Seemed like he barely even said a word, before pushing him to the ground. Being so quick to violence against someone you don't have a single clue of what he/she is capable of, simply doesn't seem like a smart move, and *unfortunately* he paid the *ultimate* price for it. With THAT said, the fact that Drejka actually *SHOT* the man for pushing him to the ground is of course more stupid and reckless. If he just pulled the gun, WITHOUT shooting, it would've been fine, but the fact that he actually shot and killed the victim even though he's backing up was so utterly cowardly and pointless.

The whole scenario is just filled with stupid shit that could've easily been avoided. Sad, really.

There is something to be said about self-defence. If 2 animals came towards me and one of them attaxks me without questioning the situation, i would loose it too. I would, sorry! He didn't mind his own Business, but the dead one didn't too!

There is something to be said about self-defence. If 2 animals came towards me and one of them attaxks me without questioning the situation, i would loose it too. I would, sorry! He didn't mind his own Business, but the dead one didn't too!

@Jon BonBon If I was so worried about someone in a handicapped spot if or if not I was handicapped I would have called the police to report. Was it ok for the victim to come out the store and push the man to the ground? No. <br>What makes me call bullshit is that Michael Drejka had his gun on him when he went to complain to the female in the car. It makes me feel like Drejka was looking for trouble. He found a black woman in a handicapped spot and got involved when he didn't need to. It smells like old fashioned American racism to me.

@Jon BonBon If I was so worried about someone in a handicapped spot if or if not I was handicapped I would have called the police to report. Was it ok for the victim to come out the store and push the man to the ground? No.
What makes me call bullshit is that Michael Drejka had his gun on him when he went to complain to the female in the car. It makes me feel like Drejka was looking for trouble. He found a black woman in a handicapped spot and got involved when he didn't need to. It smells like old fashioned American racism to me.

Ok, I must be missing something. I know that area of Clearwater and quite literally anything can happen being the extremely unpredictable Floridians that we are. You don't hard check a man into the the street from behind for arguing with your girlfriend - my ass would be dead fifty time's over (rightfully so) if I didn't ya know use my words before resorting blind violence. Black, White, Green, Yellow or indifferent you're going to catch shrapnel if you assault someone in the Crazy Capitol of these United States. Sadly, it is the society we live in until we fully evolve.

@Jon BonBon no no I get your logic let’s VAR check. Women (maybe unintentionally) parks in handicapped spot. A clear non handicapped guy gets out to look. STARTS the argument. boyfriend comes out who’s clear role will be to protect his wife shoves the guy away. The guy then proceeds to pull out a gun. when he BACKS UP. There is at least a 3 second gap between him walking back after the gun is revealed and him firing. There is no defense he could have got up kept the gun pointing and either called the cops or drove away. Sorry Nazi not all of us like shooting blacks with our guns you might tho...

@Exarch Gaming it DOES justify lethal force if you believe your life is in danger.

@Exarch Gaming it DOES justify lethal force if you believe your life is in danger.

Same can be said about attacking someone for NO REASON.

Same can be said about attacking someone for NO REASON.

@Blackhand Spectre ok thanks for clarifying brother. I'm just confused as to what is being argued here 👀 I thought that was it, as the rest just doesn't make sense

@Blackhand Spectre ok thanks for clarifying brother. I'm just confused as to what is being argued here 👀 I thought that was it, as the rest just doesn't make sense

@Blackhand Spectre wrongs were done on both sides here guys, face it. The guy coming out of the store should have used words first, yes.

The guy who got pushed should not have used a weapon on an unarmed backstepping person. You can pull the gun, that sends a message. But if they step back you don't fire.  It's a gun, a deadly weapon, not a rubber mallet. How isn't this common sense. Gun=deadly weapon, it's not a fist. Drawing it says enough

@Jon BonBon no, it would not be ok. But that does not deserve death. As you've heard (if you finished the doc) it's not his first time threatening people, including mother's with children in their vehicle, with a gun.

A rational thinking person may pull out the fun but didn't fire on someone stepping back. Showing the fun alone is stating "step back." You don't shoot someone stepping back. Or even a dog stepping back.

I'm not saying it's racism at all, I actually don't think it is. And I say that as a black man. It's simply poor judgement. Terribly poor judgement, and/or lack of value for human life

@Lara Nelemans comment got deleted you must of reported it

@Lara Nelemans comment got deleted you must of reported it

There some peoples can't stop how gangster they think they are.

There some peoples can't stop how gangster they think they are.

@RiotEpidemic You could care less or you couldn't care less? The first one means you care about it very much and the second one means you don't care a out it at all. Here's an example for you: I couldn't care less about your opinion.

@RiotEpidemic You could care less or you couldn't care less? The first one means you care about it very much and the second one means you don't care a out it at all. Here's an example for you: I couldn't care less about your opinion.

@Lara Nelemans and that logic goes vise versa wife was yelling back trying to justify herself for who knows what. Whatever I could care less about this case it’s just common sense whose in the right here. Hope this guy got off free no charges and given a medal for a waste of his time interrogating him

@RiotEpidemic You can be verbally aggressive you know that right? Raising your voice is an overtly aggressive act, you can be an aggressor without raising a hand to a person.

@RiotEpidemic You can be verbally aggressive you know that right? Raising your voice is an overtly aggressive act, you can be an aggressor without raising a hand to a person.

@Holy Cannoli why was he shoved couldnt just talk had to straight to violence

@Holy Cannoli why was he shoved couldnt just talk had to straight to violence

@M C plus he parked illegally trying to tell somebody that they was parked illegally

@M C plus he parked illegally trying to tell somebody that they was parked illegally

@M C no he approach an was the reason for the drama an even said he does it all the time the guy had other case of pulling guns on people an approaching people like he was a cop .he would never got pushed if he would of minded his business frfr an didn't yell at ladys an after he get pushed an he falls he so scared now wasn't scared when he was the windows yelling at a woman but when a man gets involved he scared .y do u think he is in prison because he was wrong theres nothing really to say about it he shot a man that was backing walking away  didn't hold him at gunpoint for assault he shot him because he was scared but he put his self in the situation in the first place who the f*** hangs out at a store and wait for people to pull in a handicap spot so they can get out their car and talk s*** to them  because he thinks he a cop just because he a drunk with a gun killing people that's unarm after he instigated the assault put his self in that situation but still at the people believing that he was in the right that's why he's in prison right now in anybody thinking that he was in the right let them do some stuff and they be in prison right along with him

There’s something to be said about physically assaulting somebody first.

There’s something to be said about physically assaulting somebody first.

@Wes Mantooth wouldn't have to defend himself if he didn't get that liquid courage tries to enforce the lot like he owns it . I bet he was having a bad day wife cheating on him daughter dates black guys so he found a place where he can seem big and bad with a gun on his hip trying to check people over parking in handicap spaces smh

@BigBlack Drejka its obviously an insecure, unnestable, not smart person. He could have defend himself with the gun and not finish in jail if he hasnt unnecessarily killed a man. CAN'T YOU SEE THAT??

@BigBlack Drejka its obviously an insecure, unnestable, not smart person. He could have defend himself with the gun and not finish in jail if he hasnt unnecessarily killed a man. CAN'T YOU SEE THAT??

He shouldnt have shot his gun, but He was assaulted and maybe He felt threatened so He could draw his Gun. That would end it. He didnt need to shoot.

He shouldnt have shot his gun, but He was assaulted and maybe He felt threatened so He could draw his Gun. That would end it. He didnt need to shoot.

Of course there is. But surely allowances should be made for speaking to a fellow citizen about their possibly violating a rule meant to help the disabled?

Of course there is. But surely allowances should be made for speaking to a fellow citizen about their possibly violating a rule meant to help the disabled?

@Jon BonBon No, and he could have potentially been charged with that if he had been alive instead of a victim of vigilante justice.

@Jon BonBon No, and he could have potentially been charged with that if he had been alive instead of a victim of vigilante justice.

Or living in a country where people don't walk around with so many guns, maybe? A fistfight is not optimal, but way less lethal.

Or living in a country where people don't walk around with so many guns, maybe? A fistfight is not optimal, but way less lethal.

@TimTim Smith oh, so now you are interested in the particular context instead of what ifs yes or no questions? Its a start.<br>Maybe they actually moved their cars, maybe he didn't confront them and was lying, maybe one of those instances was one of the other times he pulled out his gun for no reason and they booked it before he got a shot. Because he has done that in the past you know? It wasnt the first time he pulled a gun over car related incidents. Maybe this time he actually went through with it. By his own admision he does not confront people with out his gun. Coincidence? Maybe, maybe not.

@TimTim Smith oh, so now you are interested in the particular context instead of what ifs yes or no questions? Its a start.
Maybe they actually moved their cars, maybe he didn't confront them and was lying, maybe one of those instances was one of the other times he pulled out his gun for no reason and they booked it before he got a shot. Because he has done that in the past you know? It wasnt the first time he pulled a gun over car related incidents. Maybe this time he actually went through with it. By his own admision he does not confront people with out his gun. Coincidence? Maybe, maybe not.

@TimTim Smith how many people get shot over parking on disabled spots? You are acting as if getting shot over that is a given. Its not. No one in their right mind would think that. Why you keep acting as if it somehow adds up?

@TimTim Smith how many people get shot over parking on disabled spots? You are acting as if getting shot over that is a given. Its not. No one in their right mind would think that. Why you keep acting as if it somehow adds up?

@TimTim Smith and it also wouldnt have happened if the shooter just moved on with his life instead of making a scene. See how that works? Its a non point. Its irrelevant.

@TimTim Smith and it also wouldnt have happened if the shooter just moved on with his life instead of making a scene. See how that works? Its a non point. Its irrelevant.

@TimTim Smith bro, if common sense had prevailed a man wouldnt have been shot and killed in front of his 5 year old...OVER A PARKING SPOT.<br>C'mon man, don't be that guy. This is what I was talking about right from the beginning. Parking in a disabled spot is not even remotely close to a reason for getting shot. Not even close.

@TimTim Smith bro, if common sense had prevailed a man wouldnt have been shot and killed in front of his 5 year old...OVER A PARKING SPOT.
C'mon man, don't be that guy. This is what I was talking about right from the beginning. Parking in a disabled spot is not even remotely close to a reason for getting shot. Not even close.

@TimTim Smith why do you keep asking if Im trolling, and I am using my common sense,use yours. If derjka hadnt pulled the trigger no one would have died, thats the only action that directly lead to a death. All other actions could have potentially had so many other results we just cant assume the outcome because of "common sense". If that was the deciding factor then its also common sense not to get into a heated argument with a stranger iver a praking lot, its common  sense not to rush a stranger before defusing, its common sense not to shoot a man before trying to remove yourself from the situation, its common sense not to shoot a man who is backing away and turning his back on you. If it common sense was common we wouldnt have these type of cases. You have no idea how poeple would react, all we can go by is what did happen.

@TimTim Smith you have no idea of any of that, it all conjecture.
Drejka is the one who instigated the confrontation, and by his own adimssion he wouldnt have confronted the woman if he didnt have his gun(showing he was willing to use deadly force roght from the get go)
Again, we have no idea if djerka would have shot the man regardless of getting body checked, he has a history of pulling out his gun over minor incidents. And he shot him when he was already backing away and even turning around.
His perception of apropiate use if force was already skewed to begin with.
He also didnt make any attempts to defuse or remove himself from the situation once his gun was out.
You cant just ask yes or no as if thats the only valid answer. They are not valid answers. The only valid answer is: we dont know.

@TimTim Smith immediately after asking "I think what?" You also asked me to clarify your thoughts. I dont wanna get hung over semantics, but you didnt ask me to clarify my question, you asked me to clarify your answer which you hadnt yet given to me.
And Im sorry bro, confronting someone over a parking spot and getting shot have absolutely no causal relationship. You tell them to move out of the parking space and if they dont you move on with your day.
Drejka was asked if he was aware that walking up to a car and confronting the passanger over a parking spot could have started a confrontation, to which he replied "yes" then he was asked if he would do the same if he didnt have his gun to which he initially replied that he wouldnt because he was aware that there might have been a confrontation, showing he was fully prepared for the use of lethal force the moment he walked up to that car. Which is needless to say, completely insane.
And why on Earth would you assume Im trying to turn this into a race thing? Are you?

@TimTim Smith you asked me to clarify what you think. Literally word by word thats what you asked. <br>But sure, you implied not respecting parking spaces somehow justifies getting shot

@TimTim Smith you asked me to clarify what you think. Literally word by word thats what you asked.
But sure, you implied not respecting parking spaces somehow justifies getting shot

@TimTim Smith why are you asking me to clarify your own thoughts? You good bro?

@TimTim Smith why are you asking me to clarify your own thoughts? You good bro?

@TimTim Smith and you think that's not worse? Wtf?

@TimTim Smith and you think that's not worse? Wtf?

@Jon BonBon two wrongs dont make a right, man. It was obviously not okay for him to shove the guy. But a shove is NOTHING compared to shooting a guy in front of his kids. The fact that you are arguing they are in any way shape or form comparable is sick. Why would you even push that narrative? I honestly dont get it.

@Jon BonBon then he should call an authority cuz THAT AINT HIM. Instead he went and shot her husband and youre defending him, over a damn parking space? Gtfoh.

@Jon BonBon then he should call an authority cuz THAT AINT HIM. Instead he went and shot her husband and youre defending him, over a damn parking space? Gtfoh.

@Blackhand Spectre a coward yells at a woman while she has her kids with her a man defends his wife and his kids

@Blackhand Spectre a coward yells at a woman while she has her kids with her a man defends his wife and his kids

@Wes Mantooth wouldn't ever been assaulted if he didn't get in a man's wife's face yell at her with her kids in the car thinking it was just a woman the guy has other cases of pulling guns on women and men white and black he's a dangerous individual he put his self into a situation instigated it and then shot somebody because he was scared because he was doing something he wasn't supposed to do and then shoots a man while he's backing up

@Jon BonBon the guy is in the wrong he should of minded his business but no that gun made him feel tuff yelling at a girl then her boyfriend step in him he got push for running his mouth plus he always had other cases for stuff just like so he shoots a man  that  was backing up .could of held him at gunpoint for johny law to show up but no he shoots him as he was backing up .he was just looking for a reason to use his gun because instead of being a man taking a 1v1  when he had no business trying to enforce a law when it's not his job

@Daniel Cruz he was not being civil. He was harassing the wife. He got shoved because of that. Because he was too chickenshit to shove him back he decided to kill the man.

Execution is not the appropriate response to getting shoved. Doesn't work on the playground, doesn't work in adult life either. Why does this need to be explained to you?

And the guy was sentenced to 20 years. Which is too short in my opinion.

Aren’t you glad you’re not that guy? I’m referring to Drejka.

Aren’t you glad you’re not that guy? I’m referring to Drejka.

@Daniel Cruz exactly bruh you can’t just assault someone and think they aren’t gonna do something black guy was at fault didn’t put his arms up in the air or nothing. You can see the black guy pick up his shorts cuz they were sagging and that in itself showed bad intentions. Both are at fault but to say the other guy was the aggressor is baffling

Yeah but honestly the black guy doesn’t need to shove him like that wtf, should’ve just told him to back off.

Like honestly the white guy was being civil and just talking things out but then out of nowhere he gets shoved to the ground and gets hurt.

He definitely didn’t need to shoot him, probably a bit trigger happy, it’s self defense as the end of the day tho.

I don’t think the white guy will be convicted considering that.

@Jon BonBon god damn dude, if racism was a smell you would be putrid.

@Jon BonBon god damn dude, if racism was a smell you would be putrid.

And you don’t walk up to someone and immediately shove them or assault them.

And you don’t walk up to someone and immediately shove them or assault them.

@Jon BonBon the door seems to actually be further from the handicapped spot- there was open spots directly in front of the door.

@Jon BonBon the door seems to actually be further from the handicapped spot- there was open spots directly in front of the door.

Amen.<br>I haven't watched this yet but erryone needs to learn to mind their  own

Amen.
I haven't watched this yet but erryone needs to learn to mind their  own

@A-a Ron 4tw The Irony here is he parked illegally to do so 😆

@A-a Ron 4tw The Irony here is he parked illegally to do so 😆

@Peef Rimgaar ya and they would’ve filed assault charges against the original assailant were he still alive, I bet his former women doesn’t park in handicapped places anymore , lolololol

@Peef Rimgaar ya and they would’ve filed assault charges against the original assailant were he still alive, I bet his former women doesn’t park in handicapped places anymore , lolololol

@Jon BonBon You yell at my wife over nothing, and a shove is the LEAST you're going to get.

@Jon BonBon You yell at my wife over nothing, and a shove is the LEAST you're going to get.

This dude was a ticking time bomb. He was always going to kill someone.

This dude was a ticking time bomb. He was always going to kill someone.

@Blackhand Spectre You do not fire your weapon after being pushed. Drejka already had the gun unholstered, victim did not approach further and was still gunned down.

@Blackhand Spectre You do not fire your weapon after being pushed. Drejka already had the gun unholstered, victim did not approach further and was still gunned down.

@Blackhand Spectre 1. Who cares that he parked illegally? Was he the handicap parking police? As Timothy Collins so eloquently put it, "There's something to be said about the fine art of minding ones own business."
2. If he had minded his own business, no assault would have taken place. Your can't control what the other person's reactions are going to be, but you can control yours. And I'm not defending either guy. The guy that got shot could have come out, defused the situation somehow. But no, unfortunately for him he chose violence first and look what happened to him.
And to think, this whole thing could have been avoided if that LAZY idiot driver would have just parked legally in the first place.  Ok, time for me to let this one go. LOL!

@E Rivers They need to do away with handicapped spaces period, I know from experience if you are truly handicapped you have someone else taking care of you and you can never park in those spaces because someone who is not handicapped is in them, you are also right about (no pun intended) walking away from them, the self entitled narcissist doesn't and never will care, so you are talking to a brick wall.

The very fact that he knew he had a gun on his person gave him the balls to do what he first did in the first place. Which is why he circled the car looking for a handicap tag/sticker and started the argument. If he didn't have the gun w/him he wouldn't have even started anything. Basically a coward. Big man WITH a gun.

@Peef Rimgaar It still doesn't exonerate the man who shoved him or his baby momma parking in a handicapped spot when 4 were open, ultimately the guy shot got the dealth penalty for his actions regardless.

@Peef Rimgaar It still doesn't exonerate the man who shoved him or his baby momma parking in a handicapped spot when 4 were open, ultimately the guy shot got the dealth penalty for his actions regardless.

@Shelly Shelly I agree, I think they should do away with handicaped spaces everywhere except hospitals and doctors offices where they are most likely to be used for the intended purpose, now a days so many non disabled people have a plackard/plates just to take advantage, my mom is 88 and has never gotten one, I have real issues that would warrent me to have one but I also refuse since I can walk on my own without a wheelchair,walker or cane, I also adhere to "If you don't use it you lose it." when it comes to mobility.

@Blackhand Spectre funny how the predator will end up being the prey in prison when Jamal and his friends make him their bitch over being pushed lol

@Blackhand Spectre funny how the predator will end up being the prey in prison when Jamal and his friends make him their bitch over being pushed lol

@Blackhand Spectre parking in a handy cap spot might have harmed someone but it didn't in this case

@Blackhand Spectre parking in a handy cap spot might have harmed someone but it didn't in this case

@Blackhand Spectre yeah but you also don't undermine a father in front if his family

@Blackhand Spectre yeah but you also don't undermine a father in front if his family

@Jon BonBon “what if”. Right there your argument collapses. Had he not killed the guy he could have had him arrested for assault. You’re a dope.

@Jon BonBon “what if”. Right there your argument collapses. Had he not killed the guy he could have had him arrested for assault. You’re a dope.

@Blackhand Spectre probably shoved him because he was an old white man

@Blackhand Spectre probably shoved him because he was an old white man

@Blackhand Spectre and it's this thought process that because you carry a gun you have a right to police others who do not follow the rules why people like Michael and maybe you end up in situations like this.

@Blackhand Spectre and it's this thought process that because you carry a gun you have a right to police others who do not follow the rules why people like Michael and maybe you end up in situations like this.

@Money Mix Machine yes, but how exactly was the African-American criminal supposed to KNOW that he wasn't handicapped from the brief visual assessment he arguably performed in the short amount of time between exiting the store and attacking him?  (As if that makes a difference to him, my guess is he would have assaulted the man just for being white and having the audacity to speak up against his criminal conduct EVEN IF he was handicapped)

He simply couldn't have known that unless he had all the information that we have now.  From his perspective, he's just assaulted someone who was potentially handicapped.

Hindsight is irrelevant.

Nothing but a sad future ahead in your life, going around with the mentality you have, bud!

@Jon BonBon if? The facts is , he is not.

@Jon BonBon if? The facts is , he is not.

@Peef Rimgaar And he shouldn't have. The assault was initiated by the the thug. Not this guy. He was defending himself after being assaulted.

@Peef Rimgaar And he shouldn't have. The assault was initiated by the the thug. Not this guy. He was defending himself after being assaulted.

@Blackhand Spectre Lol he only claimed he thought he was gonna get stomped cause it looked better than what really happened. A coward who shot a man trying to walk away from him.

@Blackhand Spectre Lol he only claimed he thought he was gonna get stomped cause it looked better than what really happened. A coward who shot a man trying to walk away from him.

@Blackhand Spectre You said there’s something to be said about the fine are of following the rules (laws). The courts found that Drejka did not follow the law (rules) in regards to when you can discharge a firearm. Maybe he should have minded his own business and not broke the rules too?

@Blackhand Spectre You said there’s something to be said about the fine are of following the rules (laws). The courts found that Drejka did not follow the law (rules) in regards to when you can discharge a firearm. Maybe he should have minded his own business and not broke the rules too?

@Blackhand Spectre You watched the same video as everyone else right? Dude got found guilty lol.

@Blackhand Spectre You watched the same video as everyone else right? Dude got found guilty lol.

It's a lost art in a society filled with narcissists.

It's a lost art in a society filled with narcissists.

@Jon BonBon Guy thought the dude was gonna hurt his girlfriend, lmao. So he shoves him away. Doesn't justify lethal force. You can't use lethal force to get revenge, which is what this guy did. He could have just got up walked away, filed a police report for assault. But the  guy backs up and starts turning when the gun is pulled out, threat is moving away, you lose your justification for lethal force.

I'm a hardcore gun rights supporter, and this was a bad kill. No matter how you spin it, who gives a fuck what he was upset about. you contact the relevant agency, report it, walk away and go home. You CANNOT use your firearm for revenge, cause you're mad.

@Jon BonBon Guy thought the dude was gonna hurt his girlfriend, lmao. So he shoves him away. Doesn't justify lethal force. You can't use lethal force to get revenge, which is what this guy did. He could have just got up walked away, filed a police report for assault. But the  guy backs up and starts turning when the gun is pulled out, threat is moving away, you lose your justification for lethal force.

I'm a hardcore gun rights supporter, and this was a bad kill. No matter how you spin it, who gives a fuck what he was upset about. you contact the relevant agency, report it, walk away and go home. You *CANNOT* use your firearm for revenge, cause you're mad.

@Jon BonBon  Even if he was handicapped, him being shoved did not mean he could fire his weapon straight into that man

@Jon BonBon  Even if he was handicapped, him being shoved did not mean he could fire his weapon straight into that man

@Jon BonBon The thing is that he shot himself in the leg when he said he wasn't worried about the reaction he could cause by doing this cause he carried a gun. In other words, he was just waiting for this opportunity to use it.

@Jon BonBon The thing is that he shot himself in the leg when he said he wasn't worried about the reaction he could cause by doing this cause he carried a gun. In other words, he was just waiting for this opportunity to use it.

what if the white guy was legitimately handicapped and upset about people constantly violating the protocols?  It is OK for the black guy to assault him and shove him to the ground?

what if the white guy was legitimately handicapped and upset about people constantly violating the protocols?  It is OK for the black guy to assault him and shove him to the ground?

That's what I said. I know it bothers me to see someone taking up a handicap parking if they don't need it, or don't have a permit but I wouldn't go up to them and tell them to move. Thats just super stupid especially in this country where almost everyone has a gun and most people are crazy.

That's what I said. I know it bothers me to see someone taking up a handicap parking if they don't need it, or don't have a permit but I wouldn't go up to them and tell them to move. Thats just super stupid especially in this country where almost everyone has a gun and most people are crazy.


There are so many yt folks like this in the bay…


One day, U.S.A will be the real-world equivalent of murim-world. Bloodbath occurs by a mere offend.

A: "You offend me by not greeting me"

B: "Heh a mere third-class citizen with no cultivation dares to talk-shit !? Be gone !"

A: "Insolence ! Courting Death !"

*Death-match happen


dude should be happy he only got prison time, that wasnt self defense by any stretch.


Just listen to his military, talk as if he was on a mission because he was. He was walking around HIS neighborhood to HIS store so he felt powerful and he felt like the protecter. He had that gun on him which made him feel like a god.

@Joseph Robinson What I would have done is not carry a gun in te first place, because I know that carrying a gun makes it more likely that I murder/manslaughter someone. If I <b>had</b> carried a gun I would have made sure not to seek out confrontations with that woman, since I know that I'd have an increased chance of murdering someone in a confrontation. And if I did carry a gun and sought out confrontations, I would make sure that I knew exactly the rules about which extraordinary situations I would be allowed to shoot and be extremely hesitant to do it, because I would really hate to kill anyone. So if someone retracted I would make sure not to shoot. Because I know that if I carry a gun then the responsibility falls on me not to kill people with it. It's called responsible gun ownership. Being pushed hurts my pride but is not life threatening.

@Joseph Robinson What I would have done is not carry a gun in te first place, because I know that carrying a gun makes it more likely that I murder/manslaughter someone. If I *had* carried a gun I would have made sure not to seek out confrontations with that woman, since I know that I'd have an increased chance of murdering someone in a confrontation. And if I did carry a gun and sought out confrontations, I would make sure that I knew exactly the rules about which extraordinary situations I would be allowed to shoot and be extremely hesitant to do it, because I would really hate to kill anyone. So if someone retracted I would make sure not to shoot. Because I know that if I carry a gun then the responsibility falls on me not to kill people with it. It's called responsible gun ownership. Being pushed hurts my pride but is not life threatening.

I caught that too. He calls it HIS store

@TMAG MFPP ask his cellmate its size lmao

Joseph Robinson The man was backing away when he saw the gun, so he executed a man for knocking him down.  The problem with these guys who get into these situations is 1) they let their fantasies influence their real world decisions, and 2) they don’t recognize the humanity of their victims.

@Didi Cortez What is it about "Add a public comment" that you don't understand...?

@TMAG MFPP <br>Perhaps that inadequacy accounts for why he has dogs instead of children.

@TMAG MFPP
Perhaps that inadequacy accounts for why he has dogs instead of children.

Ah-shar-ya YUP exactly. You know he wouldn’t start that confrontation if he didn’t have his gun on him. This guy is fucking disgusting and makes me want to weep for humanity. I wish I could give Markeis’s family a hug.

I guess I'll be the first to admit I have a gas station that's 'my spot' because I go there every time I need gas and I'm not traveling out of state in my commute.

I sorta see it as it's "his" store because he's probably there every day. He admitted he lives not that far away, probably sees a lot of the same people and same things everyday and thought maybe if he made an effort to keep inaproppriate people out of the handicapped spot that maybe the 90yr old WWII vet could get in the store without having to park around and hobble in and explain it over and over everytime the two run into each other

@Didi Cortez lol not how you thought that'd play out...

@Didi Cortez No one here is obligated to teach you anything. The author's pinned comment is "share your thoughts" . The comment section is primarily used just for that. Each person sets their own topic of discussion by choosing a particular event or statement from the video. If that bothers you - get your ass out of the comment section.

Why do people repeat what's already been established in a video. We saw and already heard it. That's why we're here! You're not teaching anyone anything by repeating someone else's examination. <br>Shhhhhhhh!

Why do people repeat what's already been established in a video. We saw and already heard it. That's why we're here! You're not teaching anyone anything by repeating someone else's examination.
Shhhhhhhh!


I mean, assaulting someone because you don’t like what they’re saying is a good way to get shot.

Yelling at someone’s family and then shooting them is a good way to get sent to jail.


My immediate reaction is, “I wonder if Marquis would still be alive today if some bystander had heard the argument between a clearly antagonistic white man and a black woman and told him to back off and mind his own damn business.”
This is why I always pay close attention to arguments whenever I hear them, especially if they involve people of color and white folkx. I’m white and female, I may have the ability to help level the playing field in similar situations by sticking up for someone just minding their business trying to go about their day.
Some of these people can get scared off if someone like them makes them feel even a little bit self-conscious, like nobody wants them there and they’re not being the hero they think they are.


Paramedics arrived within 19 minutes. That’s a joke right.


I am extremely glad that you analyzed this shooting.

When I heard about it, I was very upset. It's a situation I feel like I could have been in, my kid in the car and my wife, some maniac approaching with the intention to start something.

I won't and haven't parked in a handicapped space, and I try my best to NOT participate in road rage because of shit like this.

@Big Fish No, but I'd refrain from violently assaulting the guy when all he's done is <b>TALK</b> to her.

@Big Fish No, but I'd refrain from violently assaulting the guy when all he's done is *TALK* to her.

Evan bodyslam? That was a shove at best if he would’ve body slammed him he might still be alive honestly

trime you’re gunna let some random man yell at your lady and children without stepping in at all?

Yes, don't approach strangers to start shit.. you never know who it is

The Platinum Tugboat in all fairness the guy he shot had no right body slamming him to the ground over a verbal altercation. Never would have happened if he kept his hands to himself

@trime so the risk of being beat up for something he started justifies taking a man's life?? If he was moving toward him he might've had an argument but once the man starts to back up when he pulls his weapon that shoulda been the end of it. They both shoulda went home.

Why the fuck would you feel sympathy for the guy who died, he literally violently pushed the killer to the ground before anything other than a verbal exchange had occurred, heated or not. I understand sympathizing with the kids or the woman, but the guy?

Oh yeah I would never do that if I lived in America. The chance that anyone has a gun, including a crazy person is far too high.


@10:36 you leave out alot of variables, let a black man attack you.


For those who haven’t seen it.

https://youtu.be/sVF_SlzxBJ4


I know too many guys just like this. . .


That’s ‘Murica for ya. Handing out guns to everybody who wants one. Guns should be reserved for law enforcement only. Letting the public have access to these deadly things causes stuff like this.


Self defense doesn’t mean create a situation where you would possibly want to shoot someone.

when you say create a situation do you mean interact with other people? because I think when that man came up from behind and attacked him he had no idea the man was even there so i dont see how he created the threat as far as he knew she was alone...

Shooting was not justified at all. But he did blind side him. He could of easily said something to the guy and deescalated and went home to have dinner.

@JokerSleuth Well no but actually no! It's self defense even if you start the altercation as long as you don't escalate the altercation to something physical, since it was a verbal argument and the black guy did what's legally defined as, oh ASSAULT. Then it was most definitely self defense.

@COUNTRYBOI I can afford a lawyer, I'll be fine.

Pulling the firearm out gave him an exit. He didn't have to shoot his life was not in damger.

Before he even got out of his own vehicle he checked the mag, loaded and cocked the .40 in preparation for his actions while on camera.

@T. Meyer lol leave it to a beta to think they need to start talking trash because they feel the need to prove themselves.

@T. Meyer lol you don't actually know that. Thats also not what makes an alpha. Thats beta talk for a wanna be. But good try.

@T. Meyer Well old can be subjective. To a 12 year old 24 years of age can be considered old.

Saying someone makes less then 100K a year isn't really an insult because you can live a very enjoyable life below that. Also doesn't include possible inheritance, partner making the money. But if you're saying life is miserable under 100k a year, there is a problem.

Limited education, well if you're referring to the school system as it is, that isn't much of an insult anyway. An education doesn't reflect intelligence since its more about memorizing information and just writing it out on tests to get a good grade. That's more of an appeal to authority fallacy since you find default value in the education system that not everyone does.

The same applies to traveling, not everyone cares to travel and you don't need to travel to learn about other cultures. You can talk to people from other cultures over the internet.

A body cannot be shapeless unless it doesn't exist. The concept of shapes were taught in kindergartner.

IF you're trying to say these apply to me, no. Most do not, and the ones that do are not an insult at all, and makes you seem really shallow if those are points that are that valuable to you.

@Clint McCaleb And the other man embarked on physical assault over just words. Lets not forget the part the other man played. You don't use physical actions against just words. No matter how triggered you are.

@Mikey You know when asked to cite something it helps to actually list something useful to what you are claiming. That does not have anything to do with what you just claimed. Tell me did you just find some random link and copy it?

@Mikey " It's also true that, if every Uk citizen had a permit to carry a big fucking weapon, the number would be about 10x that. " - BAHAHAHA. Based on what evidence would that be true? How about you cite some sources, because last I checked there are multiple countries that have really high gun ownershit and low crime. Finland, denmark, france, norway.

So those already contradict your claim.

Fun fact, in the UK there is a very high chance that when a breakin happens they do it when the owners are home, somewhere around 80%, but it happens only about 15% of the time in other countries with gun ownership..... i wonder if that has to do with anything.

It’s not self defense if you shoot an unarmed man.

He was asking for it, he shouldn't have been dressed like that.  He should know better than to address his African American superiors in such a manner.

This is one of the reasons I am reserved, especially with those who are clearly looking for a fight.

The other guy shouldn't have pushed him. In America, almost EVERYONE has a gun. If I was the man who got shot, I wouldn't have been so aggressive and stupid to push this other guy on the floor who definitely looked like trouble. 0.0

Calmly talking to somebody is not "creating a situation."  VIOLENTLY shoving somebody out of the blue because you don't like the words they are saying IS "creating a situation."  If the dead THUG didn't want a "situation," then he shouldn't have acted like a THUG.

@Mikey Honestly I don't agree with 100% getting rid of them, but just putting much tighter restrictions on them. The restrictions that are there are only for who can and can't buy them, but there's no requirement of knowledge of most handguns or how to operate them. I don't think you should be able to buy anything other than a handgun with a low rpm, and honestly the main reason I still support them is because most death by weapons in America are vastly due to melee weapons such as knives, and a good 90% of firearms that are tied to crimes are illegally obtained which doesn't trace back to a source such as a gun shop. They do a good job at providing self-defense for those who otherwise can't defend themselves in the case of an aggressor, but honestly the man in this video shouldn't have shot it period and the father was already backing off when he did. Also pepper spray would've probably worked really well too, he didnt need a gun.

@Wesley Mullins Then he didn't even have to fire it, and like the detectives kept asking, he didn't even say "back off" or anything. It was completely unnecessary for him to fire, even the father started backing up when he pulled it.

He didn't create the situation at all though

Tbh, had I been assaulted on the parking lot whilst carrying a glock, I'd empty the magazine on them.

And that's all anyone should need to hear! Summed it right up.

Sinister Dog false.  If I pushed an old man and he’s done and can’t move.  That’s it I walk away

Sinister Dog but none of that ever transpired. And we can’t police what people “might” have done in a situation if they didn’t do it. So what’s the point?

agree in any self defense training they say " find a way out of the situation because 99% of the time there is a escape route or maybe you have to make a presence of a firearm then assess the situation.  If he or someone he was with needed wheelchair access then yes he could confront the woman  and I am sure the woman would have moved her car no problem  but he did not need the use of the ramp so it was NOT HIS PROBLEM!!!!   egotistical racist prick.

here's what I think, I think drejka shouldn't have fired. But I'm also 100% sure that had he not pulled the gun the man who was shot would have continued to attack him, you can see him walk forward and pull up his pants. He only walks backwards because drejka pulled the gun and the man feared for his life, not because he pushed him down and thought that the argument was over.

spamking1000 you mean someone SHOULDNT harass a woman by herself until a man comes to her defense and then shoot him claiming self defense? Lol


This guy should not have hired Dom DeLuise as his attorney.


This guy could be played by Christian Bale


Suspect: “Detective is it okay if I go home after all this?”

Detective: “Negative”

@Crockinator07 If guns did not exist these men will have no way to defend themselves like a true man

@Crockinator07 The only problem is Micheal Drejka is a fearful little puppy that couldn't handle the little tussle that he admitted to starting.  When things got real he pulled a gun in a fist fight.  That's not self defense, that's being a coward.  His life wasn't in danger, only his embarrassment.

@David Cabrera u peep how he ain’t feel no remorse when they told him they victim passed away

Should've gotten life in prison but i guess 25+ is okay

@Crockinator07  i get what you mean, the woman was wrong for parking there and her husband was an asshole for pushing him. But thats no excuse for shooting him.

the video shown self defense though. the guy was pushed to the ground not asked to step away or police was phoned.

@Crockinator07 ur a coward bro u get pushed and u think it’s ok to kill ? That man pushed him If he was a man and fought back they’d both be alive

@DerPro 2021 his sentence would disagree!

@Christian Marin even though he didn't do nothing wrong

@Ostaf of course! i wholeheartedly agree. however, Mr. Crock has his opinion and you have yours. neither are criminal offenses, merely opinions on said criminal offense.

@kasagure killing someone for parking in a handicap spot is definitely a criminal offense. Or "teaching people you can't get away with everything and to follow the damn rules" as Crock put it.

@kasagure I think it’s just a joke but I get what you’re saying

@Ostaf not necessarily agreeing with Mr. Crock, but i also don't like your insinuation that having an opinion is a criminal offense.

@Crockinator07 yah I’m sure he was. But that doesn’t mean you kill someone who is stepping back.

@Christian Marin Saddest comment I've seen

@Ostaf does that even matter Lmaoo dudes in jail for years at the end of the day

@Ostaf yah and then sentenced for 20+ years

And then they send him home for 25 days

36:30


Why park at a disabled parking spot though? As a disabled person it annoys me to no end to see people who don't have a disabled parking card park because "it's just 5 minutes"

Still you don't kill them, you talk to people parking there and appeal to their sense of doing the right thing and their sense of shame. Or you approach a nearby police officer who has the car towed (did that a few times) or you deflate their tires (my dad used to do this when I was a kid and people would illegally park on disabled spots)

The guy with the hero complex looking for an excuse to shoot someone is just that and his actions are reprehensible. But I do condone berating people who park in those spots and shouldn't. I drove a car for a while that isn't associated with handicapped people so people would often yell at me or keep watching me as soon as I parked only to apologize when I place the card and take my crutches. That's the preferred method of dealing with people that park at the disabled spot. Not bringing a gun to find an excuse to shoot someone

@Melissa Coulter If there wasn't a shooting involved this would be a story about a person berating shitty people parking on handicapped spots and then getting violently attacked.....

The shooting is tragic but as a disabled person who often has to deal with the handicapped spots (and often toilets too) being taken by shitty people who are healthy I can't sympathize with the woman. it sucks for the kids and the man that got killed. And none of it would have happened if that woman wasn't a terrible person who parks at the handicapped spot

I don’t even understand why you feel the need to also berate the woman in this situation? Why bring it up? Anyone who watches this video has no idea what this disabled spot even looks like! I live here and between the rain, heat, and traffic, if a disabled spot has no post and the paint of the ground is not kept up, it can be overlooked if your not specifically looking for it. So for you to even bring up the wife parking there is shitty. It’s like saying she kind of deserves what happened just a little bit… The only reasonable comments should be about how tragic this was not “yeah the guy shouldn’t have shot him but she also shouldn’t have parked there”


This is the firts interrogation i saw here cops shake his hands with the.....object...

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In the UK the push would have ended it. However, the USA have guns...I'll say no more.


He would of been quiet as a church mouse if he wasn't strapped