Guess the Race: Teen Loses Arm Over Retro Jordans

[SF1900]

I'm delighted the victim chose to run down the greasy shoe-man. That he's being charged with anything is a damn shame.

Better, Van Avenger should have driven back and forth several times over the greasy shoe-man's battered body. Permanently imprinted the brand of tire onto his face.  

Still a dumb move on the drivers part. He should have exercised better restraint. Granted, he was probably fuming, but the consequences will most likely not be worth it.

[wes]

He fucked homie up in a huge way.

Next time he`ll buy his own shoes along with one fucking glove!   

[Simple Simon]

Lets hope this kid gets Harley to fight his case and take this driver for everything hes got.

[Dave D]

Still a dumb move on the drivers part. He should have exercised better restraint. Granted, he was probably fuming, but the consequences will most likely not be worth it.

Assuming the kid had a gun, didn't the driver do the community a service with an armed robber on the loose? Realistically the kid was going to shoot/kill the man over the shoes, the way it plays out on video is and looks horrible but in hindsight the guy was held up at gun point and was probably still thinking he could get shot.

If the driver had a ccw and shot and killed the kid after he left the car would he still be charged for murder?

[wes]

He shouldn`t be out robbing people.......some people will fucking kill your ass for that type of shit.

He`s lucky he is still alive.

[WalterWhite]

Video of robbery, from :50 seconds on, pay attention to the top right particularity -

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Video that shows the arm, and mess -

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At the end of the first video you can see the robber running down the street missing his arm. Bizarre

[wes]

Just a tad excessive and pretty fucking gross.


The kid should have gone to the gym instead.

[Dave D]

At the end of the first video you can see the robber running down the street missing his arm. Bizarre

Sad that a generation is growing up thinking it's worth the potential prison time/loss of life (or in this case an arm) for a pair of shoes that will impress people in his neighbor that don't matter. Or probably in this case people who would likely rob him for those same shoes.

The good news is if he lives he will likely receive lifetime ssi disability checks, that's a win.

[WalterWhite]

Just a tad excessive and pretty fucking gross.


The kid should have gone to the gym instead.

This whole thing could have been avoided if the guy sold the shoes on eBay.

[Dave D]

This whole thing could have been avoided if the guy sold the shoes on eBay.

HAHAHA HA

100% correct!

[SquidVicious]

Lets hope this kid gets Harley to fight his case and take this driver for everything hes got.

The video doesn't tell the whole story. Don't judge this guy until you hear about how he takes meds for ADHD and bi-polar disorder.

[SF1900]

Assuming the kid had a gun, didn't the driver do the community a service with an armed robber on the loose? Realistically the kid was going to shoot/kill the man over the shoes, the way it plays out on video is and looks horrible but in hindsight the guy was held up at gun point and was probably still thinking he could get shot.

If the driver had a ccw and shot and killed the kid after he left the car would he still be charged for murder?

Well, the video shows the kid crossing the street and the driver driving away. So, at that point, it seems like the driver was not an imminent danger.

The question about doing the community a service is an ethical dilemma. Was it right to run the robber over for the good of society? Maybe, maybe not.

My argument is more from a legal perspective. The driver is now being charged with attempted murder. He will most likely be convicted and spend a few years in jail. If he has a wife and kid, who will care for them? After he is released from prison, he will have criminal record for attempted murder. Good luck finding a job. From this perspective, stupid move and he screwed up the rest of his life.

[Mitch]

[Simple Simon]

The video doesn't tell the whole story. Don't judge this guy until you hear about how he takes meds for ADHD and bi-polar disorder.