I guess I missed this story when it happened? I havent seen any news on it, but as Rick say's, it'll be interesting! Please post the verdict if you hear it?Quote:
Originally Posted by jaycee
I guess I missed this story when it happened? I havent seen any news on it, but as Rick say's, it'll be interesting! Please post the verdict if you hear it?Quote:
Originally Posted by jaycee
It has gone to the jury yesterday ?? waiting for the verdict to come out and be published.Quote:
Originally Posted by Bushmoose
NOT GUILTY!!!!!! Hopefully he can move on with his life without any theats of reprisals but I suspect he would be wise to move and do so quietly.Quote:
Originally Posted by jaycee
Of course CBC made dam sure to include the "First Nations" card in their headline? The snowflakes will be in an uproar!
https://www.cbc.ca/news/canada/hamil...lton-1.4723854
Wonder how they would have felt if it had been a Non First Nation person stealing stuff on the reserve, that got shot?Quote:
Originally Posted by Bushmoose
I am sure there would be deafening silence from the snowflake/SJW groups.
It would appear that the tide is turning !!
Most times it is not the use of deadly force in self defence that is the deterrent, but the idea of deadly force being used against them which can be the greatest deterrent.Quote:
Originally Posted by rick_iles
Hopefully , would be criminals would take this into account and think twice before committing any crimes , but I highly doubt it.Quote:
Originally Posted by rick_iles
Also this may be sending a message to the powers that be , that the public [ jury's ] is changing their viewpoint when crimes like this are committed and the perpetrator winds up dead.
I'm really glad the jury acquitted this man. The annals of Canadian case law are full of cases where juries have acquitted people for shooting and killing perps that were either breaking into homes and/or businesses and for shooting at fleeing suspects. The Crown will lay charges in virtually every instance,though,to test each case on it's own merits. In the cold hard light of day,that's the way it should be lest we lapse into the type of society that shoots first and asks questions later or,even worse,a type of society that couldn't care less and merely stacks up the bodies with little or no questions asked like some Central American banana republic.
I think everyone wants a line, the question is where do you draw it?