Posted on Mar 23, 2015

Vet not being charged due to "stand your ground" law?

TSgt Joshua Copeland

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Does him being a "disabled vet" help or harm him?

http://woundedamericanwarrior.com/video-two-men-beat-pregnant-mom-in-public-then-badass-disabled-vet-shows-up/

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SPC Jan Allbright, M.Sc., R.S.

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Defense of 3rd party is equal to defense of self ... but only if you get it right (eg defending the true vic as opposed to defending the perp who just happens to be getting their ass kicked)

I can't imagine that a pregnant female could be the perp in this case .. but you never know ...

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Capt Richard I P.

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Could break either way I'd say.

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TSgt Joshua Copeland

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Capt Richard I P., I am along the same lines of thinking on this one. The article indicates that the disability is likely physical, especially since they are (at this time) declining to charge him. That said, if someone even whispers the letters PTSD, the whole ballgame can rapidly change.

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SGT Dylan Epp

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From what I gathered off the article he was defending an innocent women so in my book that's the definition of a gentleman...then again there's two sides to every coin...

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