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    1. LeatherChaise on

      these are the kind of dilemmas that come up in a modern society that allows everybody to carry a firearm. A good bystander was killed by a good guy with a gun aiming at another good guy with a gun.

      I guess it’s like an act of God or nature or something.

    2. invalidpassword on

      It’s blood red Utah so he probably never will be charged. Justice is not equal in our country — it entirely depends on what state you committed a crime in unless the offense is federal.

    3. friendsafariguy11 on

      See you all here next week when he gets a pardon and an explanation that he’s an innocent little lamb just worried about crime.

    4. RoosterMedical on

      It’s okay, the woman running for Congress in Illinois who tried to protect people from being kidnapped by ICE agents has been indicted.

    5. This just needs to get a lot of negative national attention. Then they’ll charge him. The Mormons *hate* bad press. Blame this on them and I guarantee they’ll do anything to make it go away.

    6. > “I think the police always felt that he was acting in good faith,” Tokson said of the volunteer.

      Doesn’t matter if he was acting in good faith or not. He killed a person who was not a threat to him. He intended to use lethal force against one person and in the process, killed another.

      > **76-5-203. Murder — Penalties– Affirmative defense and special mitigation — Separate offenses. — Affirmative defense and special mitigation — Separate offenses.**

      > (2) An actor commits murder if:

      > (a) the actor intentionally or knowingly causes the death of another individual;
      > (b) intending to cause serious bodily injury to another individual, the actor commits an act clearly dangerous to human life that causes the death of the other individual;

      > **76-5-204. Death of other than intended victim no defense.**

      > In any prosecution for criminal homicide, evidence that the actor caused the death of a person other than the intended victim shall not constitute a defense for any purpose to criminal homicide.

      There’s an affirmative defense section under (4), but the way it reads, the volunteer would be guilty of manslaughter. Simply carrying a gun isn’t a reason to shoot someone. If it were, someone would have been justified in shooting the volunteer.

      https://le.utah.gov/xcode/Title76/Chapter5/76-5-S203.html?v=C76-5-S203_2025050720250507

      Edit – one too many i

    7. The_Path_616 on

      Investigators didn’t find a bullet casting with something written in sharpie.

    8. The guy who was killed was a contestant on Project Runway and seemed like one of the sweetest people ever.

    9. The absurdity of a State where its legal to carry a rifle around but also legal to wildly shoot at someone carrying that rifle, even if it kills a random bystander. Certainty that’s what a well-regulated militia means.

    10. „He who saves his country does not violate any law“

      -DJT-
      Feb 15, 2025

      It was never about him. It was about his supporters and what they’ll do next.

    11. YeOldeWelshman on

      Headline makes this sound like some right-winger shooting protestors. This wasn’t some politically motivated shooting, the shooter was part of the protest acting as a peacekeeper, and accidentally shot the victim who was behind what appeared to be an active shooter.

    12. redheadedandbold on

      Utah is building a massive work camp to hide the Homeless Trump is making disappear–that no one asks about?–so it’s unsurprising they aren’t charging a „Trump defender.“

    13. Well I guess we’re just going to put him up in the Kyle Rittenhouse Hall of Fame.

    14. drethnudrib on

      The shooter was a volunteer „peacekeeper“ who saw a man with a rifle held pointed at the ground and opened fire, wounding the man with the rifle and killing the man behind him.

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