Detroit woman car breaks down in burbs, knocks on man door, Trayvon'ed

[the cac mamba]

'm reading the comment section of some these sites and white folks are going in on her already.

those people are such pieces of shyt. for the record tho im seein a lotta "this dude gives respomsbile gun owners a bad name", you cant blow someones head off for knockin on ur door,", etc..

and then some dude goes "i know what im thinkin if a drunk girl knocks on my door at 2 AM "

 

[Suicide King]

Trayvon'd should mean its in jury's hands.

 

[DaChampIsHere]

Yo, this man shot her through the screen of the door

 

[Suicide King]

Yo, this man shot her through the screen of the door

Damn, this dude was not messing around at all.

I still have little confidence in the jury, lawful self-defense requires "honest and reasonable belief of imminent death or imminent great bodily harm."

 

[Marvel]

Yo, this man shot her through the screen of the door

 

[mrken12]

She might be drunk but she didn't deserve to get shot in the face her name and rep will get dragged through the mud worse the Trayvon if this goes to trial. I'm reading the comment section of some these sites and white folks are going in on her already.

She probably wasn't drunk. I'm pretty sure that the results were tampered with.

 

[BlazedWun]

Homeowner has been charged. His name is Theodore Paul Wafer. He is 54 yrs old .


http://www.cnn.com/2013/11/15/justice/michigan-woman-shot-charges/index.html?hpt=hp_t2

So old, so racist

 

[Malik]

 

[LA Fisher]

 

[Wildin]

On Thursday, a toxicology report from the medical examiner's office revealed McBride had a high blood alcohol content and marijuana in her system when she died.

McBride's blood alcohol content was .218 percent, nearly three times the legal driving limit of 0.08 percent in the state of Michigan.

had she not been drunk and high she likely wouldnt have crashed her car and would prolly be going out this weekend. its tragic that shes gone, she shouldnt be killed for having a good time and the bad times that sometimes result from them. im sure she had fun while she lasted.

 

[Suicide King]

The laws in Detroit are not as garbage as Florida's, and lets hope the average citizen is smarter than the idiots in Florida.

Lawyer said he has a strong defense for the charge and the likelihood of conviction is not that great. You know what I kind of believe Theodore Wafer's lawyer.

 

[Malik]

Where's Ted Wafer's criminal history? His rap sheet? His entire family's history? His toxicology report? His credit report? His internet, email and social media history?

Notice that sort of scrutiny only applies to us

 

[PartyHeart]

Shooting her in the face with a shotgun is as grotesque as you can get. Very brutal. Very barbaric. Very cold. Waiting an hour to call the police? This guy is an animal.

I feel bad for the girl, but the law has been pretty clear about shootings of this nature. All you need is "reasonable fear", point out one instance where he broke the law. Manslaughter is the most they would ever get, and that's a long shot.

It is a fundamental right to be able to protect your house and property, this is why they saw Zimmerman as a hero. No one felt any sympathy towards Trayvon. Not the jurors. Not the residents of the neighborhood who were interviewed right after Trayvon's murder. Not O'Mara who portrayed Trayvon in the most disgusting way possible.

Drunk white college kid would have never been shot like an animal on this guy's porch.

A trial would be a symbolic gesture, but no way a jury convicts this guy. Also, remember after a shotgun blast, no one called the police...it kind of tells you what kind of culture we are dealing with in Dearborn.

Looks like you were very wrong.

As I said, I understand the racial elements of the case. I get that we as Black people are less likely to actually receive justice in the courts, especially when the accused is non-Black (and especially if they are white). I know that this will begin a process of the media and public putting her on trial for her own murder, I get that. But I was merely speaking from a by the book legal perspective. I fail to see how y'all were saying she suddenly doesn't have a case because she had a higher blood alcohol level than the legal limit.

I think everyone is sour off of the Trayvon verdict and has already lost hope on this one, but I think its premature. As innocent as Trayvon was in his situation was, Renisha is even more blameless. My opinion is that this is even more in the favor of the defendants. While Trayvon actually was in a physical altercation with his eventual murderer, Renisha McBride was not. She was literally outside at his door step, and knocked on his door. There is nowhere that I know of in the United States where that is a violation of the law, even if you do so while drunk.

 

[Suicide King]

Looks like you were very wrong.

As I said, I understand the racial elements of the case. I get that we as Black people are less likely to actually receive justice in the courts, especially when the accused is non-Black (and especially if they are white). I know that this will begin a process of the media and public putting her on trial for her own murder, I get that. But I was merely speaking from a by the book legal perspective. I fail to see how y'all were saying she suddenly doesn't have a case because she had a higher blood alcohol level than the legal limit.

I think everyone is sour off of the Trayvon verdict and has already lost hope on this one, but I think its premature. As innocent as Trayvon was in his situation was, Renisha is even more blameless. My opinion is that this is even more in the favor of the defendants. While Trayvon actually was in a physical altercation with his eventual murderer, Renisha McBride was not. She was literally outside at his door step, and knocked on his door. There is nowhere that I know of in the United States where that is a violation of the law, even if you do so while drunk.

Its in the juror's hands. People have shot and killed people 20 feet out in Florida and never got charged.

But, unlike Florida, Detroit requires imminent danger. Even then, its 50-50.

 

[PartyHeart]

Its in the juror's hands. People have shot and killed people 20 feet out in Florida and never got charged.

But, unlike Florida, Detroit requires imminent danger. Even then, its 50-50.

Yeah Florida is basically the wild west at this point. They are a couple of more senseless stand-your-ground killings away from saloons and dueling in the streets. But hopefully we see some type of justice this time. Hopefully.