Is Milwaukee OK with CC?

[Canard]

http://www.jsonline.com/news/milwaukee/109367609.html

"The boyfriend told police the hammer on Miller's gun appeared to be cocked, so he pulled his own gun from a pocket and shot Miller in the chest, according to the complaint.

The Journal Sentinel is not identifying the boyfriend because, as of Friday, he had not been charged with a crime."

Not sure if he could have OC'd walking around based on the number of school zones. Curious to see if they eventually charge him or let it go to avoid more publicity.

 

[AaronS]

Good point. That area is just full of schools. I guess it must be super safe (well not for this guy I guess)...

 

[protias]

Let's see, he violated 941.23 and 948.605. Hopefully he doesn't get charged, but for some reason, I think he will be, like Jesus was when he defended himself.

 

[MKEgal]

Hmmm... the JS locked comments after what, one day? Odd, all the comments were in support of the intended victim and/or self-defense in general. Think maybe that had something to do with it being locked out so quickly? I know of a couple stories from back in July that are still open.

 

[Krusty]

It's too bad he didn't "bag" the 2nd accomplice!

 

[TyGuy]

Maybe it's just early, but that story confused the heck out of me. Who were the two robbers and who was the victim? How were they related, etc....?

 

[Flipper]

I see the newspaper is no longer accepting comments. The Hand and Prone Em must have told the paper to do so because people were not experessing shock and outrage that use of a firearm in self defense resulted in a fine young thug losing his life.

Interesting that the Milwaukee County DA has not charged the shooter for concealed carry. Maybe afraid that the Hamdan criteria would apply.

Talking about Hamdan and concealed carry, and in the interest of knowing thy enemy, the following is provided for another head shaking experience.

http://www.milwaukeerenaissance.com/Main/LegalAnalysisOfSupremeCourtAndHamdan

 

[xd40arff]

That was a horribly written article by JS. I had a hard time following that. Or is it just me?

 

[TyGuy]

That was a horribly written article by JS. I had a hard time following that. Or is it just me?

That's what I was saying.