(08-16-2018, 09:34 AM)Kane Wrote:

(08-15-2018, 05:56 PM)americus 2.0 Wrote: I'm hoping a jury will consider the fact that this is habitual behavior and he has gotten away with it until now. Now someone is dead and that is no small thing.

Indeed.
I had a heated discussion with a friend of mine who happens to (wrongly) believe that Drejka was well within his rights to not only shoot this man, but to be all up in their window for parking in a handicap spot.....

I mentioned the previous 'record', if you will, of the man and it was no deterrent for my friend. 
I wouldn't be surprised if he pleas out and gets "not enough time" to some people.
I also won't be surprised if he's charged and convicted of manslaughter 10-15 years (which is a lot less than people were clamoring for, I heard some people say he should be charged with 2nd degree murder).

I don't know enough about the degrees of murder and manslaughter and such to comment on that, but this dude needs to pay for his actions. Yes, he was shoved, but HE initiated it all by sticking his angry nose into a situation that didn't require it. Also, the other fellow was turning to walk away so how is that considered so grave a threat that he is shot and killed?

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