07-26-2018, 03:50 PM
(07-26-2018, 01:02 PM)fredtoast Wrote: I don't know. Rational people don't start fights over handicapped parking spaces. The way this guy was harassing the woman was proof that he was unstable and a possible threat.
If he had just yelled at her as he was walking by it would be different, but he approached the car, harassed her to the point that people inside the store were talking about it, and was only inches from her when her boyfriend pushed him down. Add in the fact that the guy was armed with a gun and it is pretty clear that he was a serious threat.
People that act like that should not be allowed to carry guns.
This brings up a question: at what point, legally speaking, does it become physical: when they physically touch you, when they don't touch you but they are clearly in your personal space (i.e. literally their face is inches away from yours), when they don't touch you but in order to move you are required to go around them and/or push past them, or any other option I haven't considered?
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