Dunn said he saw the barrel of the gun and then reached into his glove compartment and then had to take the time to load his weapon. That’s going to be a problem.
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“Dunn said he saw the barrel of the gun and then reached into his glove compartment and then had to take the time to load his weapon. That’s going to be a problem.”
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“Absolutely he was threatened. He was threatened,” Dunn’s attorney, Robin Lemonidis, said. “With a firearm. Mr. Dunn is very, very familiar with firearms. He is an avid firearms owner. Has a concealed weapons permit. Had his firearm properly secured and encased in his glove compartment, no rounds in the chamber, and when he started hearing epithets, and I don’t think I should say them here, in polite company, epithets that were extraordinarily threatening to him.”
She went on to say what her client told her he heard the teens say.
“Uh, ‘Kill that mother (expletive),’ ‘That mother (expletive) is dead,’ ‘You dead (expletive),’” Lemonidis said of what Dunn heard from the teens. “And he sees that much of a shotgun coming up over the rim of the SUV, which is up higher than his Jetta, and all he sees are heavily tinted front windows that are up and the back windows that are down, and the car has at least four black men in it, and he doesn’t know how old anyone is, and he doesn’t know anything, but he knows a shotgun when he sees one because he got his first gun as a gift from his grandparents when he was in third grade.”
Jacksonville police said Monday there was no gun found in the victim’s vehicle.
“I humbly suggest that they may not have looked hard enough, and it certainly would not have been in the vehicle when they looked unless they had stopped it immediately, which I doubt they did,” Lemonidis said.