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AKA, "The Mistake by the Lake"Nothing good comes out of Cleveland. Including my sister who was born there. LOL.
Retreat would not have been possible. Being suspicious of someone's behavior does not trigger a "duty to retreat", and the victim did not pull his firearm until after 3 armed men pulled up and attempted to rob him. Congratulations to this guy for recognizing a dangerous situation developing and being prepared.It really sucks that as an LTC in MA you would be hung out to dry over an incident like this.
There would certainly be "Duty to Retreat" in a parking lot.
The meetup became suspicious when the driver of the Civic parked on the opposite side of the lot to the victim and his friend, the victim told police. A silver Jeep then also arrived on the scene, parking on the street next to the parking lot.
The victim told his friend to grab a firearm he had stashed in the glove compartment...
Right......... But start shooting in a parking lot in MA because someone pulled a gun on you over a car purchase is not smart.Retreat would not have been possible. Being suspicious of someone's behavior does not trigger a "duty to retreat", and the victim did not pull his firearm until after 3 armed men pulled up and attempted to rob him. Congratulations to this guy for recognizing a dangerous situation developing and being prepared.
That's when you tell your friend "No, let's f***in go"
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