re: Brandon Miller provided gun for murder

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Both concealed and open carrying are not illegal in Alabama. If they aren't charging Miller there was no intent on his part, and there was some act that broke up the timeline between Miller bringing the gun and Miles handing the gun off. Beyond that, if Miles is charged, he likely did it after the altercation had started, knowing or intending it would be used.

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That's interesting

I also didn't realize it was basically handed off twice, if you will.

Yeah, I don't see how they sweep this one under the rug at this point. He is 100% off my personal draft board now.

Guess you can say he can create shots for others

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Guess you can say he can create shots for others

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Seems like a case of "wrong place, wrong time."

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Wha?

He put himself into said situation, knowing there could be trouble.


AND BROUGHT A GUN....


He's about to get into another situation and he better bring a soap on a rope.

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Wha?

He put himself into said situation, knowing there could be trouble.


AND BROUGHT A GUN....


He's about to get into another situation and he better bring a soap on a rope.

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I mean he's not though. As he hasn't and won't be charged cause apparently, the bar in Alabama is too high based on the evidence of the case.

And part of that is what seems to be missed is that it wasn't Miller's gun. No doubt in my mind Brandon likely knew shite could go down and his people the aggressors was likely, but it was Miles gun being requested brought back to him and Miles was the one that transferred it to the shooter, Davis.

Either way, as good as he looks on the court and would help our shooting woes, I'd pass.

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And part of that is what seems to be missed is that it wasn't Miller's gun. No doubt in my mind Brandon likely knew shite could go down and his people the aggressors was likely, but it was Miles gun being requested brought back to him and Miles was the one that transferred it to the shooter, Davis.

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Well shite. I'll be honest, that does kind of change everything.

I didn't know that. I legit thought Miller owned a gun, dude asked him to bring it because shite may go down, Miller brought gun and dude was murdered.

But it does change the entire dynamics if the gun wasn't for Miller AND it was for the shooter, and the shooter was asking for Miller to return his gun.

Obviously you can get into questions of why is Miller messing with a gun that isn't his, but if he was just returning the gun to the dude that owned it, now it does sorta make sense as to why he wasn't charged.

This stuff keeps coming out…

Apparently Miller dropped Miles off at the club first and left, but Miles had left his gun under Millers back seat, then texted him and said he wanted his gun back, but apparently didn’t mention anything about why (there have been reports that said Miles did provide context, but that appears to be incorrect or minimal), and Miller (and Bradley) brought it back. Miller apparently parked his car on the street/alley and one of the guys went and got it out of the back, Miller and Bradley walked off and left at some point (it’s seems Miller left first since Bradley was reportedly with the two being charged earlier), and at some point later the guy charged as the shooter, Davis, was either shot at or started shooting at the other car (that appears to be a disputed fact although Tuscaloosa PD testified there was video evidence that it was Davis) where the girl was killed, and two rounds actually struck Miller’s car.

It appears video evidence backs up that set of events, although there are still plenty of questions, which is the only reason Miller/Bradley weren’t charged.

Seems the combination of the gun being Miles, text messages not indicating the reason Miles wanted his gun back, Miller/Bradley leaving before the shootings, and there being a lot of video of the events all was probably needed for Miller/Bradley to avoid charges as accessories. Plus it seems Miller told the truth up front whereas Miles apparently lied up until he was confronted by the videos.

Typically, the media seems to have made a mess of reporting this stuff in order to try and generate clicks (seems the early ones are the most at risk of being off), so good luck piecing it all together without a lot of digging.

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Are you saying Miles lawyer did not say this in court yesterday ?

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I saw that text too.

Apparently, cause I am not caught up on the latest Alabama urban Gen Z slang, what he basically said is I need my gun back, people are threatening us.

Which would imply motive, but for self-defense. Which is a perfectly justifiable use of a gun in Alabama.

Would be no different than some country BAWS marinating too much on the OT and their funhouse mirror of New Orleans texting their friend to remember to bring back his piece cause they are gonna take I-10 to Mississippi and think it's Mad Max and black people will just be shooting and looting at them everywhere.

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Apparently, cause I am not caught up on the latest Alabama urban Gen Z slang,

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I am not well versed on the lingo either.. but I took it as.. "Hey this guy is out here acting like he is a gangster with a gun, but I think he is lying, so bring me my gun so I can show him what a real gangster does."