So as said before, this is all over our local news everyday with lawyers and everyone giving their opinions. Seems about 2/3s of the lawyers are saying there will be no indictment, that he is protected by Texas law. All of the questions here and concerns have been brought up, the number of shots, why in the back, etc. from what my wife and I have seen, only thing is the local stations cut the video after the first shots so no discussion about how he unload the last shots. The questions why 9 shots and shooting the guy in the back saying he was no longer a threat, some answered stating, would you had rather him face the robber directly while the robber had the advantage of already having his gun out and in his hand while you are still pulling yours out?, most stated he did the right thing, shoot him while he could not shoot back or shoot others. Texas law also state you can protect others, this may be the key to his defense, if needed.
IMO, I think indictment may come down to if there will be public outcry. So far we have not seen much, but if Quannell X and his group jumps on this, it may sway/change things.
One thing is, the guy and his lawyer are fully cooperating with the authorities. From the looks of his old truck and the restaurant he was in, he might not have the money to defend himself if needed, but then he could be a rich frugal guy too.
Even if he did not do things right in some people's eyes or the way they think they would of handled it, I hope he is not convicted, it would further fuel the push to disarm the public.
IMO, I think indictment may come down to if there will be public outcry. So far we have not seen much, but if Quannell X and his group jumps on this, it may sway/change things.
One thing is, the guy and his lawyer are fully cooperating with the authorities. From the looks of his old truck and the restaurant he was in, he might not have the money to defend himself if needed, but then he could be a rich frugal guy too.
Even if he did not do things right in some people's eyes or the way they think they would of handled it, I hope he is not convicted, it would further fuel the push to disarm the public.