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Shame he didn't shoot Frank then himself tbh. Everybody wins that way and it's all still recorded for us to laugh at.
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And it would have added another video to Nulls "Get this off the god damn internet" file. What could have been.Shame he didn't shoot Frank then himself tbh. Everybody wins that way and it's all still recorded for us to laugh at.
It would be the other way around.He would get eaten alive in prison.
This is anecdotal, but when I was in high school this classmate who lived down the street from me discharged a firearm towards the ground in his backyard just goofing around. We lived on the same street as a school and were part of the school zone. He said because of this his punishment was initially going to be much more severe since basically they hardline any prosecution on crimes within school zones, meaning they push unusually harder for higher/maximum sentencing. Now he got off somewhat easy since he was under 18 and never actually threatened anyone, which I think they went with the option of first degree misdemeanor and a suspended sentence on probation. But he was originally facing a felony like Boogie, which is used in cases where you "created a substantial risk of physical harm to any person, caused serious physical harm to property, caused physical harm to any person, or caused serious physical harm to any person."If he was too afraid to shoot Frank, he should have shot into the dirt. At least then they couldn't get him on being reckless with the bullet. He didn't get a restraining order, he came outside his house to meet him, went straight for a gun that wasn't his, he didn't have the have the person trained with the gun come out to address the situation, he shot without intent to stop an alleged attacker. How on earth is this self defense? Unless he's going to go with being mentally ill.
It would be the other way around.
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Apologies if it’s been posted already, I didn’t see it. But Boogie2988 has entered a plea of not guilty.
There is no way in hell that a prosecutor would do anything with that. No jury would convict a guy who shot someone breaking in to their house. Boogies problem was opening the door and coming outside.THE FACT COPS TOLD HIM NOT TO ENGAGE FRANK HASSLE EVEN IF HE ENTERED THE HOUSE AND TO LEAVE OUT THE BACK. Maybe Boogie is in bigger trouble than we all thought
Would certainly put a dent in the argument he feared for his life, making the discharge of the gun all the more reckless.There is no way in hell that a prosecutor would do anything with that. No jury would convict a guy who shot someone breaking in to their house. Boogies problem was opening the door and coming outside.
Sure, but he was already getting fucked in that regard.Would certainly put a dent in the argument he feared for his life, making the discharge of the gun all the more reckless.
Well Edison did electrocute an elephant so I suppose it's feasible although I'm not sure the local power grid would withstand the strain.Send him to the chair, fry em.
He can’t claim self defense, because he didn’t shoot with intent to kill his supposed attacker. It doesn’t matter how much danger he claims he was in, he didn’t use the gun in a way that would justify such a claim.
If he’s going full retard not guilty, there is not much hope left he’ll escape jailtime.
Here’s the “I shot a guy” flowchart:
1. “I fired in the air as a warning anywhere except the middle of nowhere” = reckless disregard for human life
2. “I shot with intention to wound” = assault with a deadly weapon
3. “I shot with intention to kill, but he survived” = possible you escape criminal charges, you still might be raped in civil court for pain and suffering
4. “I shot with intention to kill and he died, it was him or me” = prosecution may try to make an example of you and even in the best circumstance you’re looking at a lengthy investigation, intruders, family might still try to rape you in civil court
America might preach a right to self defense, but it’s only implied and if you do try to use it you better be prepared for all the court cases that follow. There is no “I shot a gun, tee hee, please forgive me Judge”. Not anymore.
Yes, but I imagine part of his strategy might be to try to argue the charge/penalty down due to him being scared for his life. TBQH as dumb as warning shots are I can understand how people could genuinely be very scared for their safety and still not be able to bring themselves to take a life.Sure, but he was already getting fucked in that regard.
To argue it down to a lesser charge.I pretty much agree with everything here, which is why I was interested in what justification do they have in pleading not-guilty.
You would be correct eating him would be like eating whale blubber. All that lose skin and fat it would be like chewing on rubber.It would be the other way around.
If he pled guilty, he'd basically be hoping they sentence him nicely; at least this way, he can negotiate. Most likely he has no intentions of taking it to court, you just can't negotiate if you don't plead not guilty. If you're not familiar with criminal proceedings, this is a pretty normal sort of thing, and it's expected by the prosecutor.I pretty much agree with everything here, which is why I was interested in what justification do they have in pleading not-guilty. If it is self-defense I think it will be funny to see how Boogie tries to spin it given the video evidence (and unfortunate statements made beforehand like "I will fucking kill you and take pleasure doing it")
One possibility is that the Arkansas statute for aggravated assault only specifies "displaying" a firearm (not discharging). It's conceviable that Boogie and his lawyer will try to use this ambigious wording to their advantage.
I don't think the judge will buy it but we will see what they come up with.
I have a sneaking suspicion that Boogie is the kind of person who simply cannot be reasoned with, so even if what you have laid out is the most sound strategy for him going forward - will his legal counsel be able to convince him it's the way to go?If he pled guilty, he'd basically be hoping they sentence him nicely; at least this way, he can negotiate. Most likely he has no intentions of taking it to court, you just can't negotiate if you don't plead not guilty. If you're not familiar with criminal proceedings, this is a pretty normal sort of thing, and it's expected by the prosecutor.