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re: NOPD logs show no record of 911 call to report hit and run
Posted on 4/19/16 at 10:20 am to moneyg
Posted on 4/19/16 at 10:20 am to moneyg
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I think this is probably why you won't admit the first accident. For some reason, you think admitting to the accident changes this point.
NO IT DOESNT! For the millionth time, you do not get to shoot someone because they scratched your car and made you mad.
Posted on 4/19/16 at 10:27 am to lsufan31
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Why are you trying to put so much emphasis on this hypothetical? Because it justifies what happens next?
Nothing about the hit and run justifies he shooting.
Posted on 4/19/16 at 11:16 am to Vacherie Saint
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NO IT DOESNT! For the millionth time, you do not get to shoot someone because they scratched your car and made you mad.
Read it again.
I didn't suggest what you think I did.
Posted on 4/19/16 at 11:30 am to moneyg
I'm going to throw my theory out there from the best I can figure being a internet detective.
We know someone supposedly said "I have a gun to" then the shooting took place.
My theory is after Hayes rammed Smith he jumped out angry with a gun Smith then said "I have a gun to" turned to get his gun then Hayes shot.
My question is if this is the scenario can you claim self defense when you are the aggressor who pulled the gun first?
We know someone supposedly said "I have a gun to" then the shooting took place.
My theory is after Hayes rammed Smith he jumped out angry with a gun Smith then said "I have a gun to" turned to get his gun then Hayes shot.
My question is if this is the scenario can you claim self defense when you are the aggressor who pulled the gun first?
Posted on 4/19/16 at 11:42 am to fhsdemonfan3131
Another thing this video shows is that there is about a 2 minute timeframe between the accident and the shooting.
Posted on 4/19/16 at 11:46 am to moneyg
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Another thing this video shows is that there is about a 2 minute timeframe between the accident and the shooting.
Time to argue about the accident. It's already been said that 2 people from each vehicle got out of the respective cars. Then apparently Racquel and the other female exited as well.
What has never been said is where did the 2 Smith passengers go? Did they return to sit in the Mercedes? Where were they when the Smiths got shot?
Posted on 4/19/16 at 11:53 am to fhsdemonfan3131
quote:I don't think you can.
My theory is after Hayes rammed Smith he jumped out angry with a gun Smith then said "I have a gun to" turned to get his gun then Hayes shot.
My question is if this is the scenario can you claim self defense when you are the aggressor who pulled the gun first?
If you have an accident, the civil and decent thing to do is to exchange insurance yourself. If either party is upset, you get away from each other, wait for the cops to show up, and let them deal with it.
If you attempt to confront the other party, I'd say you are then the aggressor, and escalating the situation.
If someone throws a rock at your parked car and breaks the windshield, you can't walk over and shoot him just because he caused property damage.
Posted on 4/19/16 at 11:59 am to Mr.Perfect
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Nothing about the hit and run justifies he shooting.
Then why do you keep baiting other posters in to speculating that if Smith had stopped after the first accident, that he wouldn't have been shot? No one can even remotely know what would have happened.
It can also be speculated that Hayes doesn't seem like much of a reasonable man, probably would have shot Smith anyway, since he was so angry.
Posted on 4/19/16 at 12:11 pm to fhsdemonfan3131
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I'm going to throw my theory out there from the best I can figure being a internet detective.
We know someone supposedly said "I have a gun to" then the shooting took place.
My theory is after Hayes rammed Smith he jumped out angry with a gun Smith then said "I have a gun to" turned to get his gun then Hayes shot.
My question is if this is the scenario can you claim self defense when you are the aggressor who pulled the gun first?
it has been said from some of the witness statements given and also by smiths attorney that he and his other male passenger was the one that got out and approached the hummer.
This post was edited on 4/19/16 at 12:13 pm
Posted on 4/19/16 at 1:40 pm to lsufan31
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It can also be speculated that Hayes doesn't seem like much of a reasonable man, probably would have shot Smith anyway, since he was so angry.
what do you think made him angry? a common fender bender or someone leaving the scene of the accident?
if he was so angry, i doubt he would have slowly pulled his vehicle over.
based on your statement,
quote:, Hayse should have jumped out of the truck in the middle of magazine street. But that's not what happened is it.
probably would have shot Smith anyway
you can have 3 guesses.
ETA: and how do you account for the fact that it was nearly 2 minutes from hayse running into smith till a shot was fired? If hayse was looking to kill as you suggest, he would have come out of the hummer shooting.
but that's not what happened. I don't know what happened in those 2 minutes and neither do you. but i am sick and tired of everyone pretending like Will Smith had NOTHING to do with causing this situation.
This post was edited on 4/19/16 at 1:43 pm
Posted on 4/19/16 at 1:46 pm to diat150
And a witness also said that Smith told Hayes that he had a gun waiting for him.
this is the exact opposite of what was reported
quote:
My theory is after Hayes rammed Smith he jumped out angry with a gun Smith then said "I have a gun to" turned to get his gun then Hayes shot. My question is if this is the scenario can you claim self defense when you are the aggressor who pulled the gun first?
this is the exact opposite of what was reported
Posted on 4/19/16 at 1:48 pm to Mr.Perfect
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i am sick and tired of everyone pretending like Will Smith had NOTHING to do with causing this situation.
Well, I'm sick and tired of people on both side engaging in Hyperbole. I wish you would stop.
This post was edited on 4/19/16 at 3:08 pm
Posted on 4/19/16 at 1:51 pm to Sid in Lakeshore
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Well, I'm sick and tired of people on both side engaging in Hyperbole.
ok guy.
Posted on 4/19/16 at 2:59 pm to Mr.Perfect
I don't think there's going to be any way the shooter gets off on this. No matter what Smith did, there is no justification for the resulting shooting.
If someone hit-and-runs you, you can not legally chase them down and beat their arse. You don't get to go cowboy on someone, it's just the way a civilized country works. So no matter what Smith may or may not have done, the shooter does not get a pass on approaching Smith's car with a gun, and shooting him in the back.
On the other hand, if the occupant of the car would have shot the guy who approached (the opposite of this case), and the victim had a gun, I'd say there's a very good chance of things being dropped. Regardless of name of either person involved.
If someone hit-and-runs you, you can not legally chase them down and beat their arse. You don't get to go cowboy on someone, it's just the way a civilized country works. So no matter what Smith may or may not have done, the shooter does not get a pass on approaching Smith's car with a gun, and shooting him in the back.
On the other hand, if the occupant of the car would have shot the guy who approached (the opposite of this case), and the victim had a gun, I'd say there's a very good chance of things being dropped. Regardless of name of either person involved.
Posted on 4/19/16 at 3:02 pm to Scoob
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I don't think there's going to be any way the shooter gets off on this. No matter what Smith did, there is no justification for the resulting shooting.
If someone hit-and-runs you, you can not legally chase them down and beat their arse. You don't get to go cowboy on someone, it's just the way a civilized country works. So no matter what Smith may or may not have done, the shooter does not get a pass on approaching Smith's car with a gun, and shooting him in the back.
On the other hand, if the occupant of the car would have shot the guy who approached (the opposite of this case), and the victim had a gun, I'd say there's a very good chance of things being dropped. Regardless of name of either person involved.
I am assuming this is your opinion?
Posted on 4/19/16 at 3:22 pm to Mr.Perfect
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Will Smith had NOTHING to do with causing this situation
Your previous statement said that nothing justifies what happened after the "bump and run". So, if that's truly the case and nothing does justify what happened, then why are you so hell bent on proving that Will Smith caused his own demise, by leaving the scene of the "bump and run"?
I don't believe that the bump and run should have made someone (Hayes)angry enough to chase after someone, then wreck my vehicle on purpose to make them stop, and then proceed to let an argument get so far out of control that anyone thinks of pulling a weapon. I believe he had a right to be mad, just not quite that mad. So, no amount of you arguing that Smith was to blame for his own death, for driving off, is going to change that reasonable and rational people would have never behaved the way Hayes did.
Posted on 4/19/16 at 8:50 pm to diat150
quote:Parts of it obviously are just my opinion, yes.
I am assuming this is your opinion?
But no, you don't get to go chase down and attack someone who's done property damage. The legal recourse is to press charges.
In much the same way, you don't get to shoot a thief who isn't threatening you. If you shoot someone who's breaking into your car in your carport, and he's unarmed and nowhere near you, you will face charges.
If it's an unarmed confrontation and the end result is an asswhipping of the criminal, most of the time it is viewed as "just deserts" and the police/DA etc decline to pursue anything. But if you shoot someone, you damn sure better have self-defense or you will face a ton of problems.
edit to add- if you are in the vehicle while someone is attempting to break into it, you are defending yourself. But if you are elsewhere and come upon it, I think you're on very thin ice.
here's a link to justifiable homicide in La, it might not be the most recent link. I can't see how you can fit what happened into one of these circumstances.
LINK
This post was edited on 4/19/16 at 8:59 pm
Posted on 4/19/16 at 8:58 pm to diat150
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I am assuming this is your opinion?
If you're the victim of a hit and run, had called 911 and spoke to an operator, you would be told not pursue the
vehicle. They ask you for the info you can provide them (description and area you're in and where they head toward) and repeatedly told not to engage as you are becoming the aggressor and it is for your safety you don't pursue due to potential confrontation. I was hit and run in NOLA East and that is what the operator had told me when I said I'm following the vehicle towards so and so.
You also can't say that you feared for your life, as the car fled the scene and you're the one engaging at that point.
Posted on 4/19/16 at 11:59 pm to htran90
If the roles were reversed- the shooter was in his car, shooting a person who was approaching him, and the guy entirely out of the car had a gun on his person- then there'd be a good chance of self-defense playing out in court.
You could reasonably say you felt your life was in danger and HAD to use deadly force.
But that just isn't the case here. Guy pursued and confronted someone else, forced a motor vehicle accident, then left the safety of his own car- further provoking and escalating the situation. What followed from there was a direct result of his own actions, not of anyone else.
Fear that his life was in danger from Will Smith- then don't chase him down, ram him, and go over to confront him while carrying a gun. The fact that he did so is what brought this to this point. Smith didn't cut him off, get out, and come at him. If anything, he bumped into him and drove off.
You could reasonably say you felt your life was in danger and HAD to use deadly force.
But that just isn't the case here. Guy pursued and confronted someone else, forced a motor vehicle accident, then left the safety of his own car- further provoking and escalating the situation. What followed from there was a direct result of his own actions, not of anyone else.
Fear that his life was in danger from Will Smith- then don't chase him down, ram him, and go over to confront him while carrying a gun. The fact that he did so is what brought this to this point. Smith didn't cut him off, get out, and come at him. If anything, he bumped into him and drove off.
Posted on 4/20/16 at 12:05 am to Scoob
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forced a motor vehicle accident
where is this coming from?
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