Seaman drunk before fatal shooting (U.S. Marshal Road Rage)

The Washington Times ^ | 6-1-05 | Arlo Wagner

[paul51]

That's what the hillbillies in Deliverance said

Runs in the family I suppose

[E. Pluribus Unum]

Peace.

[paul51]

Always

[Heavyrunner]

What an unfortunate article title. Did a double-take and had to check my spelling. =D

[Hatteras]

He didn't shoot the guy because he was drunk. He prolly shot the kid because, despite the kid's association with the Navy, was more than likely an @$$hole that threatened the shooter feeling confident in his incorrect assumption that the old guy had no way of defending himself against a twenty year old in a pimped-out Firebird.

This is just the start of the unveiling of the truth that we have yet to hear from the lazy liberal main-stream media. We can all speculate but the media has made it so we will never know for sure until all the information is aired. The gatekeepers...

[JZelle]

Four or five Long Islands? At least he didn't die in pain. It's a wonder he was still able to stand up.




I guess it depends on how well they were made. Some places fill the glass with so much ice, you can barely fit the drink in it.

[Lx]

Dude, that is too funny, LOL.

[skeeter]

Mr. Kim said he heard Seaman Stowers repeatedly say, "I can't believe you shot me." Seaman Stowers immediately called 911 on his cell phone and climbed into his Camaro. Mr. Kim said he heard Mr. Lloyd tell the sailor, "Please get out of the car, sir," and He said, "Get off the phone.'" The Camaro backed up about a foot and, with the screeching of tires, passed the SUV. Mr. Kim testified that Mr. Lloyd shot three more times and that he saw the rear window on the Camaro crack. During cross-examination, Mr. Kim told prosecutors he never saw badges or uniforms that would have identified Mr. Lloyd as a law-enforcement agent.

I'd say the defense has their work cut out for them.

[Banjoguy]

Put em in bed with the captain's daughter,
Put em in bed with the captain's daughter;
(You ain't seen the captain's daughter,)
ear-lie in the mornin'.

[dangus]

Dude.
It was a joke.
Zhheeeesh.

[dglang]

WOW, I'm a non drinker or at least a very infrequent drinker. Several years ago, while celebrating a very important occasion in my life, I had 7 Long Island Ice teas.

When the evenings festivities were over, and as I was making my way back to my room, I discovered that the motel walls were in very unsteady condition and I felt it was my solemn dutu to hold them up until someone arrived to help.

My son didn't see the seriousness of the walls condition and didn't help at all. He just stood there laughing about the problem.

I spent the night in the john inspecting the very serious plumbing problem. Indeed, I was appalled by the condition of the entire motel, the entire building was shaking. The next day the trip home from Springfield Illinois to Bolingbrook was unremarkable, indeed, I don't remember much of it all. I punished my son for his lack of help the previous night by making him drive home.

[em2vn]

Damn sure couldn't put up much of a fight.

[Chuckster]

Mr. Kim said he heard Seaman Stowers repeatedly say, "I can't believe you shot me."

Seaman Stowers immediately called 911 on his cell phone and climbed into his Camaro. Mr. Kim said he heard Mr. Lloyd tell the sailor, "Please get out of the car, sir," and He said, "Get off the phone."

The Camaro backed up about a foot and, with the screeching of tires, passed the SUV. Mr. Kim testified that Mr. Lloyd shot three more times and that he saw the rear window on the Camaro crack.

Cold blooded murder