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And so now it looks bad at trial if it comes out that we took an extra half-second to actually aim our shot, rather than just randomly spraying bullets all over the place. Durned if you do and durned if you don't.

He [the prosecutor] called the shooting intentional, saying Drejka [the defendant] faced no imminent bodily harm or death and that he took "the most perfect shot he could take."

https://www.msn.com/en-us/news/us/micha ... spartandhp

BTW, I'm not arguing the man's guilt or innocence - the jury has rendered a decision and that is that as far as I'm concerned. I just mention this to remind us all that if we're ever in "a situation" then EVERY SINGLE DETAIL will be closely examined and might be used in ways that we might not have imagined.

Be safe, and may God bless.