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In reply to the discussion: woman who fired warning shots and got 20 yr sentence walks free [View all]Kelvin Mace
(17,469 posts)15. Ah, thank you
for the clarification.
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woman who fired warning shots and got 20 yr sentence walks free [View all]
Liberal_in_LA
Jan 2015
OP
It's still unjust IMHO. Two years house arrest while Zimm walks free for killing someone?
stevenleser
Jan 2015
#10
The article mentions Zimmerman not being related to "Stand Your Ground" law, just self defense.
braddy
Jan 2015
#8
Yes, 18 paragraphs into it they mention that. Their bizarre headline states
DesMoinesDem
Jan 2015
#26
One problem is that she left the house, got her gun, reentered the house and opened fire.
hack89
Jan 2015
#11
So she's been in jail for what — three years? Wouldn't you say that's more than enough . . .
brush
Jan 2015
#62
Excuse me...but as a female, I think both she and zimmerman are guilty. Both shot at children. nt
msanthrope
Jan 2015
#84
No--I think she should have taken the deal she was offered in the first case...three years. But I
msanthrope
Jan 2015
#86
Between the two of them, she's the only one convicted of battering the other. n/t
lumberjack_jeff
Jan 2015
#32
And just think, if she would have taken the generous plea deal she would be in prison.
Rex
Jan 2015
#56
Innocent until proven guilty? Sure. But once proven guilty... guilty it is.
lumberjack_jeff
Jan 2015
#25
Think about it. He abused her, and she was given restraining order. That's so amazingly twisted.
madfloridian
Jan 2015
#55
she is under house arrest for two years, AND has to pay the $105/week cost of the tracking
niyad
Jan 2015
#71
remember george zimmerman? he is still walking free, and he killed an innocent young man.
niyad
Jan 2015
#87
not a non sequitur, since the prosecutor in the cases was the same. firing warning shots
niyad
Jan 2015
#89
Do pro-gunners almost always agree with White shooters and disagree with Black shooters? n/t
ieoeja
Jan 2015
#79
Are there people out there who believe if you repeat this "she fired a warning shot" nonsense..
seldomseensmith
Jan 2015
#81