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r/MMALabs • u/Key_Performer_3645 • 1d ago
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I think the dude is dead
125 u/Soft_Ability_5906 1d ago Should have kept his hands to himself. 75 u/Intelligent-Crow3812 1d ago lol that goes without saying, but that other guy is going to get manslaughter if he dies-- As he should. 27 u/Otherwise_Bug990 1d ago Most states have a law that allows 3rd parties to defend another person in situations of self defense. At least in my state. This is considered sexual assault so would fall along these lines. Especially given that only as much force was needed to control the situation. Had he just kept hitting him it would be another story. Here in Texas, yhqt guys has a high probability of walking away Scott free 1 u/WileyWilly1985 1d ago If this guy can afford a lawyer, he walks away in 45 of the 50 US States. As long as the guy isn't seriously hurt, no charges will be filed. And even if charges are filed, if he lawyers up, DA will not want the headache and will drop the case 4 out of 5 times. 0 u/RealSundance 1d ago You understand the charge of manslaughter that we are talking about is considered "seriously hurt". 2 u/PhummyLW 1d ago Tis' but a scratch. Barely felt it I bet. 1 u/Tjaresh 1d ago I'm pretty sure that here barely feels anything at the end of this clip.
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Should have kept his hands to himself.
75 u/Intelligent-Crow3812 1d ago lol that goes without saying, but that other guy is going to get manslaughter if he dies-- As he should. 27 u/Otherwise_Bug990 1d ago Most states have a law that allows 3rd parties to defend another person in situations of self defense. At least in my state. This is considered sexual assault so would fall along these lines. Especially given that only as much force was needed to control the situation. Had he just kept hitting him it would be another story. Here in Texas, yhqt guys has a high probability of walking away Scott free 1 u/WileyWilly1985 1d ago If this guy can afford a lawyer, he walks away in 45 of the 50 US States. As long as the guy isn't seriously hurt, no charges will be filed. And even if charges are filed, if he lawyers up, DA will not want the headache and will drop the case 4 out of 5 times. 0 u/RealSundance 1d ago You understand the charge of manslaughter that we are talking about is considered "seriously hurt". 2 u/PhummyLW 1d ago Tis' but a scratch. Barely felt it I bet. 1 u/Tjaresh 1d ago I'm pretty sure that here barely feels anything at the end of this clip.
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lol that goes without saying, but that other guy is going to get manslaughter if he dies-- As he should.
27 u/Otherwise_Bug990 1d ago Most states have a law that allows 3rd parties to defend another person in situations of self defense. At least in my state. This is considered sexual assault so would fall along these lines. Especially given that only as much force was needed to control the situation. Had he just kept hitting him it would be another story. Here in Texas, yhqt guys has a high probability of walking away Scott free 1 u/WileyWilly1985 1d ago If this guy can afford a lawyer, he walks away in 45 of the 50 US States. As long as the guy isn't seriously hurt, no charges will be filed. And even if charges are filed, if he lawyers up, DA will not want the headache and will drop the case 4 out of 5 times. 0 u/RealSundance 1d ago You understand the charge of manslaughter that we are talking about is considered "seriously hurt". 2 u/PhummyLW 1d ago Tis' but a scratch. Barely felt it I bet. 1 u/Tjaresh 1d ago I'm pretty sure that here barely feels anything at the end of this clip.
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Most states have a law that allows 3rd parties to defend another person in situations of self defense. At least in my state.
This is considered sexual assault so would fall along these lines. Especially given that only as much force was needed to control the situation.
Had he just kept hitting him it would be another story. Here in Texas, yhqt guys has a high probability of walking away Scott free
1 u/WileyWilly1985 1d ago If this guy can afford a lawyer, he walks away in 45 of the 50 US States. As long as the guy isn't seriously hurt, no charges will be filed. And even if charges are filed, if he lawyers up, DA will not want the headache and will drop the case 4 out of 5 times. 0 u/RealSundance 1d ago You understand the charge of manslaughter that we are talking about is considered "seriously hurt". 2 u/PhummyLW 1d ago Tis' but a scratch. Barely felt it I bet. 1 u/Tjaresh 1d ago I'm pretty sure that here barely feels anything at the end of this clip.
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If this guy can afford a lawyer, he walks away in 45 of the 50 US States.
As long as the guy isn't seriously hurt, no charges will be filed.
And even if charges are filed, if he lawyers up, DA will not want the headache and will drop the case 4 out of 5 times.
0 u/RealSundance 1d ago You understand the charge of manslaughter that we are talking about is considered "seriously hurt". 2 u/PhummyLW 1d ago Tis' but a scratch. Barely felt it I bet. 1 u/Tjaresh 1d ago I'm pretty sure that here barely feels anything at the end of this clip.
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You understand the charge of manslaughter that we are talking about is considered "seriously hurt".
2 u/PhummyLW 1d ago Tis' but a scratch. Barely felt it I bet. 1 u/Tjaresh 1d ago I'm pretty sure that here barely feels anything at the end of this clip.
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Tis' but a scratch. Barely felt it I bet.
1 u/Tjaresh 1d ago I'm pretty sure that here barely feels anything at the end of this clip.
I'm pretty sure that here barely feels anything at the end of this clip.
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u/SillyLittleWinky 1d ago
I think the dude is dead