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FL: Self-defense or murder? Florida case divides law enforcement
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A Florida homicide detective believes an Army veteran committed murder when he pursued and fatally shot a drunk, unarmed neighbor who pounded on his door after midnight, saying prosecutors should have rejected the shooter's self-defense claim.
Lee County sheriff's Lt. David Lebid recently disputed prosecutors' contention that Steve Taylor's 2016 shooting of Ryan Modell is protected under Florida's controversial “stand your ground" law. Modell's father wants Gov. Ron DeSantis to appoint a special prosecutor to review the local state attorney's decision not to charge Taylor. |
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PHORTO
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This is nonsense.
Of course it's homicide. Taylor should never have pursued Modell. There was no imminent danger of death or egregious physical harm.
The locals dropped the ball.
This kind'a **** aint' good for our cause. |
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