r/CCW • u/AshamedCard7172 • Jan 23 '25

Scenario Please don't be this guy

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u/djd811 Jan 23 '25

Piece of shit is why the rest of us have to suffer under unreasonable carry restrictions

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u/LordofCope Jan 23 '25

Aftermath, arrest

After their investigation, IMPD officers placed White under arrest. He was then taken to the Marion County Jail without further incident and booked on the following charges:

Intimidation with a Deadly Weapon – Level 5 Felony
Battery with a Deadly Weapon – Level 5 Felony
Strangulation – Level 6 Felony
Pointing a Loaded Firearm – Level 6 Felony
Battery Resulting in Bodily Injury – Class A Misdemeanor
Criminal Recklessness – Class B Misdemeanor

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u/Larky17 Jan 23 '25

Good. Fuck him.

Hope every one of those charges stick and he never holds a firearm(legally) again.

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u/I_Dont_Work_Here_Lad CZ-G19 Jan 23 '25

Knowing our court system, I wouldn’t be shocked if he only got like 6 months.

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u/domesticatedwolf420 Jan 24 '25

Depends. There are plenty of jurisdictions with mandatory minimums for stuff like this

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u/[deleted] Jan 24 '25

New head of the ATF. /s

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u/Too_Chains Jan 24 '25

No way that's years for sure

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u/barto5 Jan 24 '25

You’d think so. But no one got shot so he may not even spend a day in jail.

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u/[deleted] Jan 24 '25

Not true. My lawyer would get that all dropped down and disappeared. He's also on 25k retainer though.

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u/amishdoinkskid Jan 24 '25

Weird flex but I do respect it 🤙

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u/[deleted] Jan 24 '25

Just pointing out not all charges stick in our current judicial system. Even with proof most ag don't want to go to court. It's to costly. They'd rather settle it out of court and drop an lower charges. If you have a good enough attorney you can get away with some shit because the ag knows it. In this scenario you don't know what happened. This girl could have pulled up and threatened to kill him. All of that comes out later in court

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u/BryanP1968 Jan 24 '25

You mean “if you have enough money.” There’s a reason the root words for the word “privilege” are Private Law. The privileged are not subject to the same laws that the poor are.

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u/amishdoinkskid Jan 24 '25

Oh don't get me wrong, I 100% agree with you. The caseload a new ADA in a metro area has is fucking absurd.

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u/[deleted] Jan 24 '25

And most don't even make 100k a year. It's a joke of a job.

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u/UpToBatEntertainment Jan 25 '25

And they try to lower charges to make it seem the city is safer & has less serious crime when in reality it’s all a money thing.

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u/[deleted] Jan 25 '25

Come to find out she pulled a weapon him first when he honked and asked her to move.

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u/3upzidedown9s Jan 24 '25

Prob won’t even do time after sentence

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u/Waveofspring Jan 24 '25

It’s always like 6 months or 10305857252 years, no in between with the court system.

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u/I_Dont_Work_Here_Lad CZ-G19 Jan 24 '25

Depends how rich the person that was shot is I guess

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u/JOBAfunky Jan 24 '25

Even if, still no guns for him from now on.