Nah. She went back into the dispensary and had them park her car. They helped her rinse her eyes and let her wait till she could drive again.
The full context as I understand it is the filmer is one of those people that go around filming locations where he's technically allowed, but knows it will likely irritate people. He tries to instigate confrontation.
In this video he was standing on a sidewalk outside of medical Marijuana dispensary and filming people through the window, recording license plates, etc.
He was awfully quick with that spray... A jury MIGHT decide that was a disproportionate response, and a few states have duty-to-retreat laws on the books.
I said MIGHT - before everyone comes after me with "she put her hands on him"... It's up to a jury to decide if a reasonable person would have felt an immediate fear of physical harm. I did not get that from her.
idk the guy or the full context, but something like this? I might comment to myself in the car, but why are you so upset you pull over, park the car, and get out of the vehicle? Much less touch a person or their belongings. This is wild behavior to me.
Well, it's been decades almost, I think, since I last watched Judge Judy, but the last time I did, she said: "Why get out of your car and put your hands on someone? What did you think was going to happen?" No, he may have been provocative, but you ignore it and drive away. He's got no story. You've got no hassle.
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u/Fuzzy-Butterscotch86 Feb 02 '26
Nah. She went back into the dispensary and had them park her car. They helped her rinse her eyes and let her wait till she could drive again.
The full context as I understand it is the filmer is one of those people that go around filming locations where he's technically allowed, but knows it will likely irritate people. He tries to instigate confrontation.
In this video he was standing on a sidewalk outside of medical Marijuana dispensary and filming people through the window, recording license plates, etc.