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Originally Posted by spence
You guys are over thinking this. His job was to wait for the police, not engage the person he suspected of being a criminal. In that moment he went from a being a community watcher to vigilante. So far I've not seen any evidence that contradicts this.
I'll be astonished if he doesn't get a manslaughter conviction.
-spence
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"His job was to wait for the police, not engage the person he suspected of being a criminal."
There's no law that says you can't actively engage someone you think is committing a crime. There is such a thing as a citizen's arrest.
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