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    CNET.com: Man allegedly follows GPS directions to wrong house; shot dead
    According to friends of Rodrigo Diaz, they were all going ice skating. Diaz was driving the car, and they were going to pick up one more skater. They pulled into a driveway, which their GPS -- at least, according to one of the friends -- told them was their destination. Then, as WSB-TV Atlanta explains, this tale took a troubling turn. According to Yeson Jimenez, 15, one of the passengers, Diaz pulled into a driveway; then 69-year-old Phillip Sailors peered out of a window of the house. He allegedly came out, went back inside, then emerged again, firing a gun into the air. Jimenez says Sailors said nothing to them but "Shut up!" Jimenez insists they tried to drive away and that as they did, Sailors fired his .22 gun and shot Diaz fatally in the head. Sailors has been charged with murder with malice. Lilburn, Ga., Police Chief Bruce Hedley told The Atlanta Journal-Constitution: "At this point we have established probable cause to charge Mr. Sailors."
    This wouldn't have happened if the kids in the car had their own guns...

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    Quote Originally Posted by Fergasun View Post
    CNET.com: Man allegedly follows GPS directions to wrong house; shot deadThis wouldn't have happened if the kids in the car had their own guns...
    But gun laws won't work because criminals don't obey them.
    Nevermind that this guy wasn't a criminal until he acted outside the law.
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    Default Re: CNET.com: Man allegedly follows GPS directions to wrong house; shot dead

    seems rather fishy
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    Quote Originally Posted by twa View Post
    seems rather fishy
    I agree.

    Although, from the AJC article,

    According to Puglise, Sailors grabbed his gun as he headed outside, firing a warning shot into the air. He said he fired at Diaz only after Diaz accelerated his car toward him.

    “He thought he was going to get run down,” the lawyer said.

    But the police report indicates that the vehicle was leaving Sailors’ property when Diaz was shot. Lilburn police said they found his red Mitsubishi at the end of the driveway. Diaz was slumped over the steering wheel, blood covering his face and, the incident report states, struggling to breathe.
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    Quote Originally Posted by twa View Post
    seems rather fishy
    I think the shooter might have been confused about what was happening, but the evidence doesn't look good for him. It sounds like his main line of defense will be that the kids were trying to run over him, but he's probably going to have two witnesses testifying against him and physical evidence that doesn't support his story.
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    Quote Originally Posted by twa View Post
    seems rather fishy
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    this is what all that macho "i dare you to break in" gun posturing, coupled with conservative fearmongering, gets you. the logical conclusion is stuff like this.

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    Quote Originally Posted by greenspandan View Post
    this is what all that macho "i dare you to break in" gun posturing, coupled with conservative fearmongering, gets you. the logical conclusion is stuff like this.
    or maybe the guy was just bat**** crazy??
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    I ignore my GPS half the time, because it's wrong half the time.. I can usually find things on instinct.
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    Quote Originally Posted by twa View Post
    seems rather fishy
    Hey, maybe this can be Trayvon Martin part two, where all the liberals automatically assume that an innocent minority was murdered by a racist for no good reason and the redneck cops covered it all up

    and all the conservatives assume that a brave homeowner heroically defended himself from certain death at the hands of a criminal thug hopped up on purple drank and is now being scapegoated to appease Al Sharpton....

    and then we can all yell at each other for 50 pages
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    Quote Originally Posted by Dan T. View Post
    Do Hispanics ice skate?
    No we don't. We don't play violins or participate in Mathletics either but, we do swim. However, I'm sure you already know this.


    Really?

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    Quote Originally Posted by youngchew View Post
    or maybe the guy was just bat**** crazy??
    Yeah, but the bat**** crazy is often fueled by the fearmongering sources of information that some people rely upon. If you get your news from Drudge, for example, you are sure that the entire country is buried under an avalance of black on white crime (especially "flash mobs") and that Eric Holder is deliberately enabling it and that the mainstream media is refusing to report about it, and that you need to have 50 loaded guns in every room of your house or some feral urban thugs are going to bust down your door and murder your whole family any second.

    Seriously.

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    Quote Originally Posted by ABQCOWBOY View Post
    No we don't. We don't play violins or participate in Mathletics either but, we do swim. However, I'm sure you already know this.


    Really?
    LOL. Well played.
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    Default Re: CNET.com: Man allegedly follows GPS directions to wrong house; shot dead

    Gun toters lose their argument(s) more and more everyday.

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    I'm about as liberal tree-hugger as they come, but I love me some guns, and I own several.

    But if a group of people a different color than me pulls up in my driveway, my first thought won't be to go grab the pistol-grip and pump somebody's head off...
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    Stop talking nonsense better to be judged by your peers than carried by them.


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