[dfwgator]

Sounds like they took out the trash.

[Mathews]

Talk about justice.

[metmom]

There’s no downside to this.

[V_TWIN]

I’m sure alcohol played no part in any of that.

[FlingWingFlyer]

What “Try That In A Small Town” is all about. The far-left freakos hate that song. Jason Aldean rules!

[MeganC]

I don’t have a problem with this.

[MountainWalker]

I’d like to know more about the circumstances. She was crossing a highway??? I mean it’s possible that he was being completely negligent, but it’s also possible he hit her without ever seeing her.

[Michael.SF.]

Another article on this subject linked to a 2011 article on Harrison:

Kenneth E. Harrison, 33, of Elberta was facing a murder charge in the death of Sanford Lee Ledbetter by blunt-force trauma. Harrison pleaded guilty today in Baldwin County Circuit Court to an amended charge of manslaughter, according to court records.

Very little information available in what actually occurred here, but it sounds like Harrison was a real piece of work.

[Mr.Unique]

Hannah Martin:

[Mr.Unique]

Harrison from a 2011 booking photo

[larrytown]

Some of ya’ll need to slow your roll - you don’t have enough information about the scene to just knee-jerk approve of what might have idiotic acts of a drunken mob.

[Miami Rebel]

I’m old-fashioned enough to find vigilante justice repulsive.

[dfwgator]

Harrison was previously convicted of beating a man to death in 2011.

The bigger question is why the hell wasn't he still in prison?

[Georgia Girl 2]

They don’t call it an Alabama azz kicking for nothing.

[x]

Harrison was previously convicted of beating a man to death in 2011.

So it's a local tradition?

Turnabout is fair play, I guess.

[Harmless Teddy Bear]

As long as they yelled “stop resisting” a couple of times it is all good.

[JimRed]

What we learn from this is if you hit a pedestrian and there are crowds around, don’t stop. Continue to police HQ so you get shot instead of beaten to death!

[Vermont Lt]

Bunch of rednecks taking redneck justice.

[b4me]

don’t know the whole story, but seems like a number of people committed murder.

wonder if any will face charges?

they chose to take judgement into their own hands, and they may now face judge on earth and later too.

[Tolerance Sucks Rocks]

Hmmmmmmm, it appears that the authorities were saved some paperwork, court costs, public defender costs, jail housing costs, etc.