Look at nearly any shooting in Indy and you'll see just how nonchalant the bystanders are. Just another day...
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Dad Smokes Daughter's Ex BF as He's breaking in
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Younger crowds seem to either ignore it or try to video it for the instapagebook. It's a phenomena I just can't wrap my head around.
How much aid is your average Joe going to provide to a multiple gunshot victim? You going to stick your fingers in the holes to stop the sucking chest wound? Mouth to mouth? Cops and medic were inbound.....I wouldn't have touched him either.
Big difference if I witnessed a car accident or saw somebody having a stroke or heart attack. I don't have any extensive medical training but I would be the first one to do what I could do. Gunshot wounds, not so much.
Big difference if I witnessed a car accident or saw somebody having a stroke or heart attack. I don't have any extensive medical training but I would be the first one to do what I could do. Gunshot wounds, not so much.
But if you didn't want involved in it, would you still stand around gawking or would you leave? I'm thinking if I didn't want to be involved, I'd split, not stand there jaw-jacking about whether the dude was still alive or not. Now if I had witnessed the whole thing, and the dying guy was definitely bad guy? Yeah, I might gawk a little.
That was why I had the response above about "get off my lawn." The guy was just hanging around doing nothing, not helping the victim, going out to acertain that the car in the driveway was the victim's, "nope, nope, still breathing " and then the first one to approach the responding officers.
Hey buddy, get you ass back over on your own property and leave us alone.
To make it legal you have to drag them in the house. That's the pre-WWII-generation too. I've been doing my best to convince my parents of that for years.
Ex-boyfriend the daughter broke up with 1 1/2 year prior left a strange voicemail the night before, then followed the mom and the daughter in his car, from breakfast, into the drive-way, then rang the doorbell like 5 times over multiple minutes while the dad was yelling from the garage for him to leave.
When he didn't, daughter called 911... this was before the BF started trying to break into the house and got shot... you can hear all of that on the 911 call.
Of course I wasn’t there but from the video and print reports, it appears once again a low round count dispatched the meth maniac. To critique however, it seems that his journey to Purgatory took wayyyyyy to long. Perhaps a bigger caliber or slugs from an 870 would have shortened his trip.
The British papers always run rings around the US papers in getting details about US events. Strange, that.
some highlights:
- 9 mm
- Shot in both shoulders and the back
- Front door was solid wood, deadbolt was locked in place when cops arrive, but casing where bolt fit was broken.
- Three holes through the decorative glass pane in the wooden door. That seems to jibe with the audio from the Ring which sounds like dad lit him up the moment he broke the door, before he even got it fully open.
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some highlights:
- 9 mm
- Shot in both shoulders and the back
- Front door was solid wood, deadbolt was locked in place when cops arrive, but casing where bolt fit was broken.
- Three holes through the decorative glass pane in the wooden door. That seems to jibe with the audio from the Ring which sounds like dad lit him up the moment he broke the door, before he even got it fully open.
Ohio woman sits next to dad after he shot her ex-boyfriend dead
James Rayl, 22, was shot three times by Mitchell Duckro, 52, after he showed up unannounced to their home on July 31. Callous neighbors stood around and stared at his body Sidney, Ohio.
Unless it was to call 911.
