GeorgePaton

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You have guns, they don’t, they’ll have to listen.

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They'll have to listen you say? They don't always listen, as my retired Sheriff Deputy friend told me once. His budddy on patrol was shot in the face by a turd during a routine traffic stop. He survived but is disfigured.

Travis McMichael is lucky he was able to wrestle that shotgun away from the deceased Mr. Arbery, and he's lucky that first shot discharged in the palm of Arbery's hand. I imagine that cluster of BB's stunned Mr. Arbery really good. Hummm? Maybe Travis had Number 2 Buckshot? Anyway it stunned the deceased enough so that Travis could gain a slight edge.

You pussies out there have no idea what it's like to face a a criminal in a life or death struggle.

I wish!!

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No matter how many times this needs explaining, it doesn’t change the fact that this is not legal in the state of Georgia

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I don't know how many times I have to explain this to folks, the DA in his letter to the head (Captain Tom Jump) of Glynn Center Police Department stated under Item 3, "It appears Travis McMichael, Greg McMichael, and Bryan William were following, in 'hot pursuit' a burglary suspect, with solid first hand probable cause, in their neighborhood.It appears their intent was to stop and hold him this criminal suspect until law enforcement arrived. Under Georgia Law this is perfectly legal" (emphasis mine)

That suspect they were in pursuit of was one Ahmaud Arbery, the same suspect filmed on those four different ocassions inside that house at night. That evidence establishes that the neighborhood was experiencing repeated incidents of criminal trespassing, and it was happening at night.

Again, probable cause to pursue a suspect. Not to do him violence but to detain him for police. Police who were on the way. Our pal Arbery initatied the violent act that led to his untimely death.

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It has been shown a number of times they did not, so you'll have to provide a bit more than "yes he did" to change opinions on that.

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Geogia Law OCGA 17-4-60. Please read the law before making a factually inaccurate statement. Read my previous post on this. But for clarification I'll just include a portion of the law......

If the offense is a felony and the offender is escaping or attempting to escape, a private person may arrest him upon reasonable and probable grounds of suspicion.

Gregory McMichael was a retired investigator with the DA's office with 30 years of experience. He knew the law. Read the police report. Gregory McMichael stated to the officer on the scene there was video of Arbery engaged in burglary. So they knew this guy was not "just doing a leasurely jog" on a sunny afternoon. Having said that, we need to see that video of the burglary(s).

Regardless, with the release of these videos (believe I've seen three so far) we continue to see growing evidence Arbery was up to no good. I mean, the narrative that Arbery was squeaky clean just keeps melting. One more thing, read the Police Report. The officer on the scene listed Arbery's Offense as: Criminal Trespassing.

So there was "probably cause" to detain Arbery, and Georgia law allows a private citizen to do that. The DA (George A. Barnhill) acknowledged that in his letter to Captain Tom Jump the head of Glynn County Police Department.

Again please do your own research on the facts of the case.

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These guys are guilty. And frankly they are guilty of bad judgement in not letting law enforcement handle this matter.

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Actually, that is factually incorrect. The men were simply trying to detain Arbery until the police arrived. Unfortunately Arbery went violent on Travis and charged him. A scuffle ensued and the son had to use deadly force to defend himself. The police report indicates the officer(s) arrived on the scene shortly after the shooting. (A neighbor living across the street from the house under construction called the police informing them Arbery was in the house). Greg McMichael (a retired former investigator with the DA's office) had prior knowledge of Arbery's criminal activity in the past. Including his past arrest on weapons possession charges. Anyway, the DA (George E. Barnhill) wrote this in his letter to Captain Tom Jump - the head of Glynn County Police Department......

Third (Point)
It appears Travis McMichael, Greg McMichael, and Bryan Williams were following, in 'hot pursuit', a burglary suspect, with solid first hand probable cause, in their neighborhood, and asking/telling him to stop. It appears their intent was to stop and hold this criminal suspect until the law enforcement arrived. Under Georgia Law this is perfectly legal.

The DA went on to include reference to Georgia Law defining the parameters for a citizen's arrest.

A private person may arrest an offender if the offense is committed in his presence or within his immediate knowledge. If the offense is a felony and the offender is escaping or attempting to escape, a private person may arrest him upon reasonable and probable grounds of suspicion. - OCGA 17-4-60. (emphasis mine)

In the Police Report Gregory McMichael stated, "there have been several Break-ins in the neighborhood and further the suspect was caught on surveillance video."

If McMichael is talking about a specific surveillance video (videos) that show Arbery committing a burglary in that neighborhood (or any neighborhood) then we need to see that piece of evidence. We already have video evidence showing Arbery is in the house under construction. The owners security camera inside the house caught him snooping around.

I agree this is definitely not an "Open and Shut case" on the murdur charge against Travis and Greg McMichael. A lot more evidence to come out on this incident.

Lock'em up Mr. President. Start with Peter Strzok.

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The rear window and windshield of the truck obscure a clear shot of what occurred up front,

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Absolutely, but the claim was made that Travis impeded Arbery's attempt to get around the truck. But again there is no video confirmation that Travis blocked, impeded, prevented, or obstructed Arbery's access to free passage around that pickup. What we do see is the initiation of a violent charge at Travis McMichael. There is NO discharge of that weapon before, during that charge by Arbery. The discharge occurs during the scuffle between the two men and after Arbery grabs the barrel on that weapon with his hand and strikes Travis at least twice.

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Her comments on CNN's "State of the Union" were in response to questions regarding the shooting of Ahmaud Arbery, a 25-year-old black man killed in February.

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Ah Hah! Didn't take long for the democrats to exploit this incident to holler "Racism, Racism, Racism".

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Cuomo killed my mom” thanks to his deadly policy that forced nursing homes to admit coronavirus patients.

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The Cornavirus was an orchestrated disaster designed to destroy the Trump economy. Democrats like Cuomo et al had to get those Covid-19 numbers high.....really high. So they threw our fragile elderly under the bus as in they abandoned them. You can't implement repressive policy if you cannot convince the masses that we have a crisis. It succeeded.

Now the democrats are attempting to keep this absurdity (economic shutdown) alive as long as possible so that they can make an argument in favor of Vote-by-Mail. California has already mailed out 21 million Fraud-by-Mail ballots.

IMO unless SCOTUS steps in to stop this illegal Vote-by-Mail scheme our Constitutional Republic will cease to exist the moment those Vote-by-Mail ballots are counted, regardless which state counts them.

The survival of our Constitutional Republic is in grave danger of being destroyed by Democrats like Gavin Newson et al.

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BITCH

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.....touche!

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