hey xcop
- Thread starter mr4bama
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IT really depends on the circumstances. I know a young man that was driving a car and the passenger shot some one and the driver has been in prison for years. There are so many rumors about this incident I don't know where to start. If you are in a car and someone is following some one like it appears jump out if you have to. Before football season I warned folks to stay away from the strip late at night . I was laughed at by some but this is what I was worried about. If I hear something I probably won't be able to repeat it until it comes out in the media. It sounds like Mies is really in big trouble. I just hope that none of the other guys are involved. Time will tell.
Alabama also has a lot of statutes that go into being considered for capital murder and shooting inside of a vehicle is one of them. I’m not posting the video in here, but there’s doorbell video of the shooting and there had to be at least 10-12 rounds fired between two people. Chilling.
I saw that last night. IT may be awhile till everything comes out. A shame when so many lives ruined over a needless dispute
Please see below and read the criminal code for capital murder cases in Alabama.
"The Code of Alabama 1975"
- Title 13A Criminal Code
- Chapter 6 Offenses Involving Danger To The Person
- Chapter 5
- Article 2 - Death Penalty and Life Imprisonment Without Parole
- Section 13A-5-40 Capital Offenses (21 total)
- See #17
Link:
"The Code of Alabama 1975"
- Title 13A Criminal Code
- Chapter 6 Offenses Involving Danger To The Person
- Chapter 5
- Article 2 - Death Penalty and Life Imprisonment Without Parole
- Section 13A-5-40 Capital Offenses (21 total)
- See #17
Link:
Someone who Aids and Abets Criminal Conduct before the crime can be charged, as if he committed the crime. There is a large gray area there. From what I have seen, it appears that Tuscaloosa Police have a habit of overcharging.
In answer to your question, if two people are walking down the street and they get shot at and one pulls a gun and starts shooting back, the second that did not shoot back can probably not be charged with the crime. Now if two people are driving in a car and the passenger starts shooting out of the car and the driver speeds away, after the shooting, then there is a lot of explaining to the matter.
In answer to your question, if two people are walking down the street and they get shot at and one pulls a gun and starts shooting back, the second that did not shoot back can probably not be charged with the crime. Now if two people are driving in a car and the passenger starts shooting out of the car and the driver speeds away, after the shooting, then there is a lot of explaining to the matter.
