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Shooting, or self-defense?

Clearwater, Florida - A man shot his next door neighbor Monday evening, the Pinellas County Sheriff's Office reported. Under Florida law, he may never be charged.

Investigators said the two had an ongoing argument over a messy yard and loud music. It came to a head when one neighbor shot the other outside his house.

...Under Florida law, a person cannot be charged with shooting another if he thought his life was in danger.

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sounds like the guy just wanted to shoot him! i'm sure the other guy was a jerk - but that's no reason to try to kill someone!!

Listen to Shoot You Down by I Am the World Trade Center : http://www.napster.com/player/tracks/13088843

Catchy tune - I like the synth. Welcome to BK :)

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A man shot his next door neighbor Monday evening, the Pinellas County Sheriff's Office reported. Under Florida law, he may never be charged.

Its good to know the new FL. law is already saving lives... :rolleyes:

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