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originally posted by: JimmyNeutr0n
The law, as per that state, says if you are in pursuit of a felony suspect, you do not need to witness the fore crime to have justification for a citizens arrest...
originally posted by: frogs453
a reply to: JimmyNeutr0n
The facts are so incorrect in this post its hard to tell where to start. Just a few. The law in Georgia states the person attempting to make a citizens arrest has to see a crime take place. A gun was stolen out of the unlocked vehicle 2 months prior. There is no proof Arbery was the one who stole it. There were no power tools stolen from the construction site.
At some point someone will get tired of running and from being struck by vehicles(as occurred with Bryant's vehicle) The elder McMichael had already stated he would blow his F###ng head off. Even though he was shot before he fought back, the GBI investigator Dial stated in an earlier hearing that he believed self defense should only be brought up in reference to Arbery, he was the one chased, blocked off, struck,threatened and pursued.
Judge Lisa Godbey Wood's decision to turn down Travis McMichael and Gregory McMichael's plea agreements with federal prosecutors came after Arbery's parents and two aunts gave emotional statements asking the judge to reject the deal and proceed with a federal trial next week.
"All they would have to do is stand up and say that they were motivated by hate and then this court will concede to their preferred conditions of confinement," Arbery's mother, Wanda Cooper-Jones, told the judge. "I do not need to hear them say they were motivated by hate. That does me no good. It does my family no good." Source of amusement