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To: lewislynn
Why would you have to follow them home to report them to the police?.

Just write down the license plate. What more do you really learn by following them. You don't know they are going home, and when did get there, you still wouldn't know it was their house.

Until you saw Papa with the gun, then you'd know.

The story is a bit weak on the events at that point. That's were the rubber will meet the road during the trial. If the father was merely on his own property with the pistol, or maybe with a concealed pistol,and the guy threatened him, that's one thing, but if when the guy just showed the father shot him, that's quite another.

The story says the guy made a second pass. Now if I saw Pop in the driveway with a visible semiautomatic handgun, I don't think I'd be making another pass at the house.

18 posted on 02/28/2008 10:21:07 PM PST by El Gato ("The Second Amendment is the RESET button of the United States Constitution." -- Doug McKay)
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To: El Gato
Aye, thats the kicker
The story says the guy made a second pass. Now if I saw Pop in the driveway with a visible semiautomatic handgun, I don't think I'd be making another pass at the house
I vote for: the Girls cut the guy on the motorcycle off (or visa versa)- road rage ensues, girls call Dad- Dad is armed, wacky and apparently not too bad a shot to hit a moving target- guy on motorcycle is too enraged or stupid to take a hint- and makes a 2nd fatal pass of the drive way with the Dad with the gun.
19 posted on 02/28/2008 10:38:52 PM PST by zadox
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To: El Gato
He made one pass and was leaving the way he came, hence the 2d pass.
22 posted on 02/28/2008 11:27:55 PM PST by Domangart (editor and publisher)
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