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MaxPower wrote:Stand your ground laws to replace the cutlass when fighting for land.
alfa wrote:Running away is not necessarily the same as retreating eh. A bandit could be running to retrieve something from he car or getting he bandit friends regrouped.
Bullet in he MC, I mean back
Yes many times they do this. Run while have their hand behind them firing.pugboy wrote:a bandit could run away and have gun a firing behindalfa wrote:Running away is not necessarily the same as retreating eh. A bandit could be running to retrieve something from he car or getting he bandit friends regrouped.
Bullet in he MC, I mean back
Horner man days done.MaxPower wrote:Stand your ground laws to replace the cutlass when fighting for land.
mero wrote:Oh boyyyyy.
Defence Minister Wayne Sturge says in the new legislation, you can shoot an armed intruder in the back if they're running away. He was speaking about Stand Your Ground Legislation in his constituency last night.
https://www.facebook.com/share/v/1AqpP96GVn/?mibextid=qi2Omg
redmanjp wrote:mero wrote:Oh boyyyyy.
Defence Minister Wayne Sturge says in the new legislation, you can shoot an armed intruder in the back if they're running away. He was speaking about Stand Your Ground Legislation in his constituency last night.
only if they armed- he saying they could easily turn around and shoot. if they unarmed then no.
SuperMan9999 wrote:I just wanna know how difficult is it to get a toy gel gun like this in Trinidad
https://www.youtube.com/shorts/GLIxcf6ZKpQ
^ See here and can you move with it in Public?
He also said if you have a illegal firearm and kill someone entering your home, you won't be charged with murder but being in possession of a illegal firearm.mero wrote:Oh boyyyyy.
Defence Minister Wayne Sturge says in the new legislation, you can shoot an armed intruder in the back if they're running away. He was speaking about Stand Your Ground Legislation in his constituency last night.
https://www.facebook.com/share/v/1AqpP96GVn/?mibextid=qi2Omg
snowman wrote:He also said if you have a illegal firearm and kill someone entering your home, you won't be charged with murder but being in possession of a illegal firearm.mero wrote:Oh boyyyyy.
Defence Minister Wayne Sturge says in the new legislation, you can shoot an armed intruder in the back if they're running away. He was speaking about Stand Your Ground Legislation in his constituency last night.
https://www.facebook.com/share/v/1AqpP96GVn/?mibextid=qi2Omg
I don't think he thought this through because encouraging persons to use a illegal firearm which is already illegal, to protect their home is SHAKY ground at least.
snowman wrote:He also said if you have a illegal firearm and kill someone entering your home, you won't be charged with murder but being in possession of a illegal firearm.mero wrote:Oh boyyyyy.
Defence Minister Wayne Sturge says in the new legislation, you can shoot an armed intruder in the back if they're running away. He was speaking about Stand Your Ground Legislation in his constituency last night.
https://www.facebook.com/share/v/1AqpP96GVn/?mibextid=qi2Omg
I don't think he thought this through because encouraging persons to use a illegal firearm which is already illegal, to protect their home is SHAKY ground at least.
j.o.e wrote:snowman wrote:He also said if you have a illegal firearm and kill someone entering your home, you won't be charged with murder but being in possession of a illegal firearm.mero wrote:Oh boyyyyy.
Defence Minister Wayne Sturge says in the new legislation, you can shoot an armed intruder in the back if they're running away. He was speaking about Stand Your Ground Legislation in his constituency last night.
https://www.facebook.com/share/v/1AqpP96GVn/?mibextid=qi2Omg
I don't think he thought this through because encouraging persons to use a illegal firearm which is already illegal, to protect their home is SHAKY ground at least.
Hmmm this has some serious implications especially since police investigations terrible. You could literally lure someone on your property kill them with an illegal firearm and just say they were an intruder ?
How many things can be deemed "something resembling a firearm" in a few seconds when a gun is drawn for a shootout? Dead men tell no tales and suddenly everyone dvr and cctv go be blank by the time police reach.alfa wrote:j.o.e wrote:snowman wrote:He also said if you have a illegal firearm and kill someone entering your home, you won't be charged with murder but being in possession of a illegal firearm.mero wrote:Oh boyyyyy.
Defence Minister Wayne Sturge says in the new legislation, you can shoot an armed intruder in the back if they're running away. He was speaking about Stand Your Ground Legislation in his constituency last night.
https://www.facebook.com/share/v/1AqpP96GVn/?mibextid=qi2Omg
I don't think he thought this through because encouraging persons to use a illegal firearm which is already illegal, to protect their home is SHAKY ground at least.
Hmmm this has some serious implications especially since police investigations terrible. You could literally lure someone on your property kill them with an illegal firearm and just say they were an intruder ?
The intruder still has to be armed before you can engage him with lethal force. How you gonna lure an armed man onto your property, more than likely he lured himself.
If you shoot an unarmed man who was no threat to you then you're very much liable
mero wrote:How many things can be deemed "something resembling a firearm" in a few seconds when a gun is drawn for a shootout? Dead men tell no tales and suddenly everyone dvr and cctv go be blank by the time police reach.alfa wrote:j.o.e wrote:snowman wrote:He also said if you have a illegal firearm and kill someone entering your home, you won't be charged with murder but being in possession of a illegal firearm.mero wrote:Oh boyyyyy.
Defence Minister Wayne Sturge says in the new legislation, you can shoot an armed intruder in the back if they're running away. He was speaking about Stand Your Ground Legislation in his constituency last night.
https://www.facebook.com/share/v/1AqpP96GVn/?mibextid=qi2Omg
I don't think he thought this through because encouraging persons to use a illegal firearm which is already illegal, to protect their home is SHAKY ground at least.
Hmmm this has some serious implications especially since police investigations terrible. You could literally lure someone on your property kill them with an illegal firearm and just say they were an intruder ?
The intruder still has to be armed before you can engage him with lethal force. How you gonna lure an armed man onto your property, more than likely he lured himself.
If you shoot an unarmed man who was no threat to you then you're very much liable
Why apply for an FUL now where you can use the good old "struggle insued and the suspect was overpowered and shot with his own gun" bs story?
Wouldn't this now cause more "law abiding citizens" to make deals with illegal arms and ammunition suppliers?
As a former criminal defense attorney, Sturge have me lost here.
And as Max laments on, what about the TTPS? Same ole?
pugboy wrote:how dat will work when the land have no proper title as it handed down a few generations?
do you need to have ownership or a lease to say you are authorized occupier so could out ppl?MaxPower wrote:Stand your ground laws to replace the cutlass when fighting for land.
MaxPower wrote:pugboy wrote:how dat will work when the land have no proper title as it handed down a few generations?
do you need to have ownership or a lease to say you are authorized occupier so could out ppl?MaxPower wrote:Stand your ground laws to replace the cutlass when fighting for land.
pug,
Trini siblings always fighting for land when mammy and daddy dead and gone and it have ting to get.
Greed and anger comes into play when they have to share.
It simple, if you out somebody, you get what was their share according to the will etc
Based on numerous studies and research, there is a strong association between "stand your ground" laws and a rise in homicides, particularly firearm homicides.
Several key findings from research on this topic include:
A 2022 study published in the peer-reviewed medical journal JAMA Network found that "stand your ground" laws in 23 states were associated with an 8% to 11% increase in monthly homicide and firearm homicide rates nationwide. This study estimated that these laws led to approximately 700 additional homicides each year.
A RAND Corporation review of existing research also concluded that there is "supportive evidence that stand-your-ground laws are associated with increases in firearm homicides and moderate evidence that they increase the total number of homicides."
Studies focused on individual states that enacted "stand your ground" laws, such as Florida, have shown particularly significant increases. One study found that Florida's law was associated with a 24.4% increase in the monthly homicide rate and a 31.6% increase in the rate of homicide by firearm.
The increase in homicides is not uniform across all states, with some Southern states showing larger increases. For example, some studies found that murder rates in Alabama, Florida, Georgia, and Louisiana increased in the range of 16% to 33% after the laws were passed.
These studies consistently contradict the argument from supporters of "stand your ground" laws that they would deter crime. Instead, the evidence suggests that these laws may escalate violence in situations that could have otherwise been avoided.
Sources
Easier to turn water into wineMaxPower wrote:Fix the TTPS.
alfa wrote:PNM pages seem to think the opposite. They say syg gonna be used to kill African
So syg is to kill the whole population then?
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