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• “Jogging” in boots

Is that a crime?

• Carrying a hammer, before he dropped it in the road

So?

• 87 miles from his home

They say he lives with his mom, in the town of brunswick, which is about a 8 miles away

Observed by the father & son illegally entering through the rear of a home under construction adjacent to the father’s, and exiting out of the front door

They claim they witnessed none of that according to police reports, but they did see a black man running down the road, so they thought he was the burglar who burglarized a house in the neighborhood.

• Prior criminal history for illegal possession of a firearm, obstruction of law enforcement, and shoplifting. Ironically, the father, a retired cop, was on the DA’s staff when the “jogger” was investigated on the firearms charge. Brought a .38 pistol to basketball game and was spotted. Gun fell out of his waistband as he ran away. Cornered and captured by the cops.

So? What does that have to do with any of this?

• The “jogger’s” older brother has been in prison, and currently is in jail awaiting felony prosecution. He has a cousin who also is in trouble with the law.

Now he is responsible for his brother’s actions as well? Who cares

Don’t let the picture of the perp smiling in his tuxedo fool you. He was up to no good. And there’s no video at this point how the shooting went down. The “jogger” did grab the barrel of the shotgun. Report is the first shots occurred in that struggle and did not hit the “jogger.” Conceivably could have been a matter of justifiable self defense, such as in the Michael Powell and Trayvon Martin shootings.

Yes, he was jay walking when he was jogging down the road, he deserved the death penalty that fake cop junior dished out.

Sorry you can’t defend yourself against the crime you committed against another being, fake cop junior should have learned that in fake cop school. Daddy old kook should be real proud