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Good guy with a gun draws weapon — and the brutal attack ends right there

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However, a witness said he feared for the woman’s life, which prompted him to intervene — drawing his gun on the suspect, the Herald noted.

The paper added that Danisment didn’t end his "brutal” attack until the witness pulled his gun on him.

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Good guy with a gun draws weapon as pregnant woman is beaten, stomped by her boyfriend — and the brutal attack ends right there | Blaze Media

A good guy with a gun drew his weapon as a pregnant woman was being beaten and stomped by her boyfriend outside a grocery store in Florida over the weekend — and as you might guess, the attack ended right then and there.What are the details?The woman told Pinellas County Sheriff's deputies that...
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I'm a retired Florida Police Officer,,, (I know BFD)
I've heard more than once that a crime stopped immediately when the suspect found out the intended victim or a witness was armed. The gun was never brought into play, just that the victim was not helpless.
That's why "Gun Free Zone" really means "Numerous Unarmed Victims Available" !
Any pistol helps, 22 through 38 (old days) 357 or 45ACP, nobody wants to get shot with anything.
My current EDC is a Sig P365. It's hot weather most of the year here. A P229 in 357 Sig is my favorite
though.
 
Superzuki said:
I'm a retired Florida Police Officer,,, (I know BFD)
I've heard more than once that a crime stopped immediately when the suspect found out the intended victim or a witness was armed. The gun was never brought into play, just that the victim was not helpless.
That's why "Gun Free Zone" really means "Numerous Unarmed Victims Available" !
Any pistol helps, 22 through 38 (old days) 357 or 45ACP, nobody wants to get shot with anything.
My current EDC is a Sig P365. It's hot weather most of the year here. A P229 in 357 Sig is my favorite
though.
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Yes being a retired officer is a BFD. It is not for everyone, but a life of service is a life well lived. Thanks for your service, brother, and stay heeled (with SIGs)!
 
shanneba said:
However, a witness said he feared for the woman’s life, which prompted him to intervene — drawing his gun on the suspect, the Herald noted.

The paper added that Danisment didn’t end his "brutal” attack until the witness pulled his gun on him.

www.theblaze.com

Good guy with a gun draws weapon as pregnant woman is beaten, stomped by her boyfriend — and the brutal attack ends right there | Blaze Media

A good guy with a gun drew his weapon as a pregnant woman was being beaten and stomped by her boyfriend outside a grocery store in Florida over the weekend — and as you might guess, the attack ended right then and there.What are the details?The woman told Pinellas County Sheriff's deputies that...
www.theblaze.com www.theblaze.com
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yeah but now, will she follow thru and press charges, or not..???

he's the "baby-daddy" and maybe her only source of support.
 
It's odd that the suspect told deputies he “saw red” and couldn’t remember what happened after “blacking out, but somehow knew he was about to be shot if he didn't stop. Apparently at the sight of a gun helped this guy regained his senses even after "blacking out". Amazing! Shame it doesn't happen more often.
 
Recusant said:
It's odd that the suspect told deputies he “saw red” and couldn’t remember what happened after “blacking out, but somehow knew he was about to be shot if he didn't stop. Apparently at the sight of a gun helped this guy regained his senses even after "blacking out". Amazing! Shame it doesn't happen more often.
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That blacking out thing is just a moron's bs way of avoiding personal responsibility. Have heard that nonsense many times over. He's probably been using it since he was 2. I hope he tries to use that on a judge in the 6th Circuit.
 
Old_Me said:
yeah but now, will she follow thru and press charges, or not..???

he's the "baby-daddy" and maybe her only source of support.
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It is not necessary for her to follow through. Prosecutors do not need victim cooperation if they can prove their case without her. There are disinterested witnesses and I am guessing video. They will throw the book at him in Pinellas County and he will do time.
 
In most domestic v
papa said:
So he had a no contact order from a domestic battery a week before and still came back to do more harm. It sounds like she might press charges but one never knows about these things . Women can be very weird when it comes to such things.
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In most domestic violence cases the violence occurs in private with no witnesses, and is misdemeanor level violence. Absent strong evidence like physical injury or recordings, it is very difficult to prosecute without the victim's testimony. In the cited case we have felony level violence of at least aggravated battery, and perhaps attempted murder, that is witnessed by others. Whether the victim wants to press charges, thoughþ is irrelevant to the prosecution's decision to bring charges.
 
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