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I would never be in that situation. I take gun ownership very seriously. I am not reckless, impulsive or irresponsible with that right.

As a gun owner, I would never have pursued him in the first place. He was not threatening anyone and did not appear to be planning to threaten anyone. If I suspected him of a crime, I would have called the police. Period. That is responsible behavior IMHO.

Fair enough. At the very least, I hope people who are reading this and own firearms take the time to record the serial numbers. I know not everyone thinks of what could happen if their guns are stolen.

IMHO, it shows that he may not be a responsible gun owner.

We own guns. We are responsible gun owners, so yes, we have the serial numbers recorded and kept in a safe place.

The TMZ article posted earlier about the autopsy absolutely mentions the third shot to the wrist.

The homeowner disputes that anything was stolen from his property.

It is easy to say what we would or would not do in a situation such as this, and hopefully most of us will never have to find out. My self defense classes have taught me that someone who complies with an armed person is in the most danger. I have always been taught to run from the assailant as...

He already tried turning and running away from them. By their own admission, they then changed course and pursued him in with their truck. At what point is it acceptable for him to defend himself? IMO, they were behaving in an extremely threatening manner and he was out of options. He had no way...

In the police report, these men admitted to already cutting Arbery off at another point. He had every reason to suspect they were out to harm him. He had already tried running away and they pursued him. IMO, he had no choice but to defend himself.

Is there a link to a report or autopsy that proves exactly when he was shot? Everything I have read said that that has not been determined.

According the police report linked above, the defendant himself stated that Arbery turned and ran back the way he came, so they changed their route to cut him off. They pursued him, and IMO, he had every right to be terrified of them and to defend himself.

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He has also had encounters with his ex-wife and his girlfriend. It seems to me that GZ may have some anger issues. JMHO.

In a road rage incident, it is very likely that the participants were speeding up, slowing down, and passing each other on both sides of the cars. I have witnessed it firsthand. It is very possible.

I did some research, and there are some comments from people who were there on social media. The majority of them are supportive with one or two that were bothered.

That's a good point, but I doubt police procedure is to secure the weapon by placing it next to the person he claims he was in fear of.

It looks like the taser to me, but he should not have moved anything. It was a crime scene.

My daughter has a full scholarship and it was not affected in any way by her AP scores or even her final semester grades.

Perhaps he is already on medication or has a health issue that makes him a higher risk patient?