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Senast redigerad av 0rganet 2022-01-12 kl. 22:20.
Senast redigerad av 0rganet 2022-01-12 kl. 22:20.
A private person may arrest an offender if the offense is committed in his presence or within his immediate knowledge. If the offense is a felony and the offender is escaping or attempting to escape, a private person may arrest him upon reasonable and probable grounds of suspicion.
https://law.justia.com/codes/georgia...cle-4/17-4-60/
In defining citizen’s arrest for the jury, the judge spelled out the conditions that must be present to motivate that arrest. He also noted that a person making a lawful citizen’s arrest can’t use “excessive force or an unlawful degree of force.” And he instructed the jury that a person who’s the target of an unjustified citizen’s arrest “has the right to resist the arrest with such force as is reasonably necessary.”Stämmer ej det där?
Self-defense cannot be used as a defense if the person is the aggressor in a confrontation and excessive force cannot be used in self-defense, the judge said.
He also told the jury that with defenses of citizen’s arrest and self-defense, the prosecution must disprove those defenses beyond a reasonable doubt.
https://apnews.com/article/ahmaud-ar...bc55aa623fb59d
“He was trapped like a rat”. "I think he was wanting to flee and he realized that something, you know, he was not going to get away.”
https://abcnews.go.com/US/wireStory/...aying-81085944
"Not once during your statement to the police did you say that you and your father were trying to arrest Mr. Arbery, did you?" Dunikowski asked.Det enda som spelar någon roll är vad som hände där och då. Som du kan se så visste inte någon inblandad om att Ahmaud verkligen stulit någonting. Och eftersom han inte begått något ’felony’, hur skulle Ahmaud veta varför tre män plötsligt började jaga honom? Det är inte en rättighet att prata med vem man vill, när man vill. Och ingen kan bli förvånad över att en person man jagar inte vill stanna och snacka lite.
"No, ma'am," McMichael answered. He later said he never had time to tell Arbery that he was under arrest for any crime.
McMichael introduced two new details on Thursday — first, by saying that during the chase, Arbery briefly stopped running, and second, by saying that Arbery took off again after McMichael told him the police were coming.
https://www.npr.org/2021/11/18/10568...=1642628027134
"I don't think the guy has actually stolen anything out of there or if he did, it was early in this process," the detective quoted McMichael as saying. The detective testified Gregory McMichael told him he used his son's phone during the pursuit on the day of the shooting to call 911 and said if Arbery had stopped running they planned to hold him, but he didn't use the words "arrest," "citizen's arrest" or "detain," or say what Arbery would be arrested for.
Roderic Nohilly, a police sergeant in Georgia's Glynn County, also testified Gregory McMichael did not know during police interviews whether Arbery had committed a crime prior to their pursuit of him.
https://edition.cnn.com/2021/11/22/u...ony/index.html
On Feb. 11, 2020, less than two weeks before Arbery was killed, Rash was again dispatched to the neighborhood after Travis McMichael called 911 and reported seeing the same man outside the unfinished home — and telling dispatchers the man reached for his pocket as if he had a gun.
The jury saw Rash's body camera video, which shows him entering the home with a flashlight and his gun drawn. Rash said Travis McMichael's report that the man could be armed made him more of a potential threat.
“So this was a different situation," said Robert Rubin, one of Travis McMichael's attorneys. "You're going into a house with a man who might have a gun.”
https://abcnews.go.com/US/wireStory/...rning-81132170
Malice shall be implied where no considerable provocation appears and where all the circumstances of the killing show an abandoned and malignant heart.Ingen koordination fanns mellan Bryan och McMichaels säger du? Ändå så valde Bryan att hjälpa McMichaels att jaga Ahmaud.
https://law.justia.com/codes/georgia...ection-16-5-1/
https://baslg.com/criminal/malice-murder.html
Bryan said the following: (1) that he was not familiar with Arbery or the McMichaels when Bryan joined the chase; (2) that he was not sure if Arbery did anything wrong; (3) that he did not know if he should have chased Arbery at all; (4) that he tried to "corner" Arbery with his vehicle five times; (5) that Arbery "had to stop and catch his breath",and seemed "tired of running"
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Murder_of_Ahmaud_Arbery
On January 1st, a neighbor, Travis James McMichael, filed a report of a firearm stolen from his truck.
That’s the most recent report of a Satilla shores break-in Glynn county leading up to Arbery's death that police provided FOX5.
It was 53 days after that reported theft, Travis McMichael’s name would show up on another police report as the man who shot and killed Ahmaud Arbery.
https://www.fox5atlanta.com/news/sat...rberys-killing
Surveillance videos show multiple people had trespassed at the home Ahmaud Arbery visited. He was the only one killed
Gregory McMichael told police after the shooting that he and his son pursued Arbery because they thought he looked like a suspect in a series of recent break-ins, a police report said. No such string of break-ins was reported to police in more than seven weeks preceding the shooting, Glynn County police Lt. Cheri Bashlor told CNN.
[...]
English previously told CNN that someone stole $2,500 worth of "off-shore tackle" from a boat in his garage, but said he could not identify the perpetrator, the theft was not captured on his video, he did not remember the date of the incident and no police report was filed.
The homeowner does not know anyone seen in the videos which were transmitted to English's phone by his security system each time someone entered the property, Graddy said.
"We do not know who any of the individuals in the nighttime videos are and never have," the lawyer said in an email. "The reason that Larry English sent the videos to his neighbor ... in the first place was to ask, 'Do you know any of these people?'"
https://edition.cnn.com/2020/05/18/u...ine/index.html
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