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OK.

So the shooters jumped in their truck because they were at the ready and caught up with the victim ONE BOCK from where it started.

So how many minutes would you expect that to take?

The fellow who made the video who was supposedly not part of the plan so therefore would not have been at the ready,, figured out that something was going on and
jumped in his truck and caught up with the shooters before they caught up with the black guy.

Have you ever been caught by surprise and jumped in your vehicle and tried to catch up with any one?

In the few seconds it takes to get in your vehicle, get it started and headed in the right direction, in this case it would have been all over.

The guy who made the video was in on it from the very beginning; in fact before the beginning.

But the bottom line is that he attempted to help the shooters stop the guy and that makes him an active participant regardless of whether he was an active participant before that point.

The fact that he was an active participant makes him liable for the victims death unless it was a clear case of self defense...which it was not.

The laws regarding self defense make it clear that if one provokes or initiates the confrontation, that person loses the self defense shield.

Those who have a license to carry should get it through their heads that a license to carry does not give you any rights at all beyond the simple fact that you can carry....period.

The right to self defense is only a safe defense when it provable without doubt that the person you shot was the aggressor and attacked in such a manner that your death or serious bodily harm was a likely result of that attack.

Since pursuit by unknown persons is clearly an aggressive act.....

Beyond that, the laws are so contradictory, varying as to whether you are in your house, what room you were in, whether the shooting took place on one side of the exterior door or the other side, with rules changing the further you get from the house....

And that is why only fools play cop.