Reply #45: You're wrong... [View All]

[HiDemGunOwner]

"The shooter just plugged him in the back as he rode away. If the mugger did shoot, it was in self defense."

Entry wounds on posterior aspect of a body do not conclusively indicate the "victim" was shot while facing away from the shooter...information provided by a police centric organization, Force Science Institute, at a trial of two London police officers accused of shooting a individual in the back of the head proved (in the eyes of the Court)that the individual shot was facing the officers at the time those officers squeezed the trigger and shot...as others have suggested, you might want to wait for more facts before concluding it wasn't a case of legitimate self defense. And, as a former night shift worker, I can tell you there were lots of times I was out late at night in the "bad" sections of town...often that's where you had to go if you wanted something to eat in the wee hours of the night....

http://www.forcescience.org/fsinews/2005/12/how-force-science-saved-2-gun-cops-from-trial-for-murder/

http://www.forcescience.org/fsinews/2005/01/was-suspects-shooting-a-police-execution-detailed-findings-from-force-science-research-center-help-federal-jury-decide/