The msm is doing the same thing they did to George Zimmerman.
The standard for the use of deadly force in most states is that a reasonable person must be in fear of death or great bodily harm of himself or others.
In the full video Drejka is close to the car speaking to the woman, she originally said harassing, and then backs off to 4-5' away.
It appears that she sees McGlockton exit the store and walk up.
It doesn't appear that Drejka notices him.
She then gets out of the car and moves to in front of Drejka as McGlockton arrives and violently shoves Drejka to the ground.
Up to this point it was a verbal altercation.
McGlockton did take 1 step back but was still facing Drejka and still well within range to continue the attack.
Would it be reasonable for Drejka to think that after being violently blind sided and assaulted by a much larger man 20 years his junior that more was to come?
Also... Mcglockton was still advancing toward Drejka when he pulled the gun. Drejka fired within one second after drawing. No way a jury convicts.