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She should beat that.

Oh well she didn’t flee.

Not worth the risk for her. Understood

She fu#ked up by walking away when they walked away—she should've immediately went into her purse, gripped and ripped.

Self defense

Aries said 🔗 She fu#ked up by walking away when they walked away—she should've immediately went into her purse, gripped and ripped.

Clown she was body slammed by men plus more.

“Grogginess” is allowed.
Plus the okey dok

Hit em up like Pac


Don’t ask me how

That's wild that dude hit her with the car and ain't run her over till she was done. Yo just pulled off on his man too and just left him to die. Why were these n1ggas jumping on her slamming shorty in the street and all that sh1t? Did that come out? Regardless though if she had the chance to walk away and walked back and walked dude down i don't think you can call it self defense. If they were on her and she pulled it that's clear but she could've walked away and called the folks it seems like. That sh1t is justified to me though if I'm on that jury I'm letting her walk

BrooklynDamien said 🔗 That's wild that dude hit her with the car and ain't run her over till she was done. Yo just pulled off on his man too and just left him to die. Why were these n1ggas jumping on her slamming shorty in the street and all that sh1t? Did that come out? Regardless though if she had the chance to walk away and walked back and walked dude down i don't think you can call it self defense. If they were on her and she pulled it that's clear but she could've walked away and called the folks it seems like. That sh1t is justified to me though if I'm on that jury I'm letting her walk

You don’t gotta flee in Florida.

Also there’s no audio.

They already physically harmed her….

johnnysnow said 🔗 Self defense

The judge granted it... she might skee skee this one if she lays low and plays

her cards right.

Yep

Until Then said 🔗 You don’t gotta flee in Florida. Also there’s no audio. They already physically harmed her….

So in Florida if somebody punches you and drives off you can chase them and shoot them if you catch them a mile away? Is there a limit to "they already physically harmed her"? If she saw them next day she could just shoot with no action before hand? I said she was justified in my opinion regardless of self defense or fleeing laws and I would think the whole situation would've been explained regardless of there being no audio, since they're in court and whatnot

Until Then said 🔗 She should beat that. Oh well she didn’t flee. Not worth the risk for her. Understood

Shut tf up bi#ch

BrooklynDamien said 🔗 So in Florida if somebody punches you and drives off you can chase them and shoot them if you catch them a mile away? Is there a limit to "they already physically harmed her"? If she saw them next day she could just shoot with no action before hand? I said she was justified in my opinion regardless of self defense or fleeing laws and I would think the whole situation would've been explained regardless of their being no audio, since they're in court and whatnot

Let’s just stick to this cases in which everything you typed didn’t happen.



She does not have to flee. Nor pull out a gun with them looking at her.

Good luck to her. Hopefully it gets dropped or she beats it.

Maybe some light plea deal will suffice

Yeah she got jumped, the only thing that could fu#k her is that the jumping was essentially over before she pulled the gun out. But she could always say she was scared they was about to jump her again

Aries said 🔗 She fu#ked up by walking away when they walked away—she should've immediately went into her purse, gripped and ripped.

It’s Florida so she’s good

Until Then said 🔗 You don’t gotta flee in Florida. Also there’s no audio. They already physically harmed her….

you dont gotta chase someone down and execute them when they fall either

That's a revenge murder. Self defense is her getting hit with the car.

Tony Franks said 🔗 you dont gotta chase someone down and execute them when they fall either

Bx so inconsistent.

Y’all give no fu#ks about a burglar getting shot in the back from a home invasion fleeing with nobody touched and maybe a PlayStation in hand but all these issues when a Black female shoots a guy that beat her up and body slammed in under 15 seconds or whatever.

Y’all the most pathetic

Tony Franks said 🔗 you dont gotta chase someone down and execute them when they fall either

She aint really chase first couple of shots hit em

5ive04our said 🔗 She aint really chase first couple of shots hit em

so you didnt see him run around the car and fall, then her finish him off with the final shots?

Until Then said 🔗 Bx so inconsistent. Y’all give no fu#ks about a burglar getting shot in the back from a home invasion fleeing with nobody touched and maybe a PlayStation in hand but all these issues when a Black female shoots a guy that beat her up and body slammed in under 15 seconds or whatever. Y’all the most pathetic

i shouldnt respond, but im talking about the law, not my feelings. I dont know or really give a phuck about these folks.

Tony Franks said 🔗 i shouldnt respond, but im talking about the law, not my feelings. I dont know or really give a phuck about these folks.

However, Florida does have one unique law that stands out. The state’s “Stand Your Ground” law is unlike the self-defense laws in other states, which state that you must retreat first before using a firearm, knife or other type of deadly force. This means that before you shoot or attempt to ki1l the person, you must back away. You must run or otherwise try to escape your attacker before using a weapon. The weapon must be your last resort.
Florida’s “Stand Your Ground” law does not require this. The law allows a person to use deadly force anytime they are at risk of bodily harm or they feel their life is threatened. A person does not have a duty to retreat. As long as they are not trespassing onto someone else’s property, they can use deadly force to defend themselves. They can use a weapon in a home, outside, in a parking lot, in a restaurant, movie theater and other areas. They can use guns if they are in areas where concealed weapons are allowed and they have a proper permit.

I like her style…Stood on business.

Whats her go fund me.

Imsofxckincool said 🔗 ↪🔗

House arrest?? Wow.

Until Then said 🔗 However, Florida does have one unique law that stands out. The state’s “Stand Your Ground” law is unlike the self-defense laws in other states, which state that you must retreat first before using a firearm, knife or other type of deadly force. This means that before you shoot or attempt to ki1l the person, you must back away. You must run or otherwise try to escape your attacker before using a weapon. The weapon must be your last resort. Florida’s “Stand Your Ground” law does not require this. The law allows a person to use deadly force anytime they are at risk of bodily harm or they feel their life is threatened. A person does not have a duty to retreat. As long as they are not trespassing onto someone else’s property, they can use deadly force to defend themselves. They can use a weapon in a home, outside, in a parking lot, in a restaurant, movie theater and other areas. They can use guns if they are in areas where concealed weapons are allowed and they have a proper permit.

I still dont know if its considered "defense" when she shot him, then pursued him to finish him off. But it might be. Maybe he had a gun in the car and she wasnt safe until she ki1led them.

Of coure she just ended up putting herself in more danger when she could have just left. Almost got vehicularly manslaughtered