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Thank you for pointing out that the bullet passed through from left to right, not from back to front. This is an injury inconsistent with someone running away. It sounds more likely that he was turning to confront. As for expense and the need for medical experts, I think that in most cases we use actual doctors for such things and yes, a trip to the hospital for anything is expensive. Still, for a gunshot, his injuries were not that serious and he was back to work hauling drugs in no time. Less than seven months. Where did you get your information from? his five million dollar lawsuit against the US for injuries he sustained while committing several felonies here?

Please don't expect me to feel sorry for him because there is a chance he might wet himself from time to time. That was a risk that he chose to take.

As I told you in previous post which maybe you had trouble reading, the information I posted was from WND, and from a summary of the actual doctor’s court testimony.

At least now you admit that his injuries would be expensive, which if you bother to remember was the original point which you disagreed with. So maybe we are making a little progress.

Now if you could just watch a football game (there’s one on in just a little bit on NBC), and watch a guy running down the field who is trying to avoid something like a tackle (kind of like trying not to get shot).

Notice that while they run toward the end zone, they turn from side to side, and thus expose their left and right sides to those behind them.

Now, and this may be a stretch for you, imagine you are watching a horror movie where the girl is running away, but keeps looking back to see if the bad guy is catching up. Now, if you weren’t watching her breasts, and instead were watching her behind, remember how her legs turned sideways when she looked back to see what was happening?

Maybe now you will understand how a person running away could get shot such that a bullet would pass from the back side of their left to the front side of their right.

One more thing, and then I’ll let you go. Imagine you are right-handed and holding a gun in your hand. Now, start running. OK, now that you are running, imagine pointing the gun backwards while you are running. Did you cross your body with your hand, putting the gun by your ear? If so, take two points away for risking deafness.

If instead you are like a normal person you stretched your arm out on the right side backwards, twisting your body in that direction so that you can stare down your arm to aim.

Now, which of your hips is closer to those chasing you? Your right. So if you were shot, the bullet would pass through the right side to the left side.

Except in our case, the bullet went from left to right.

All of which is meaningless, as nobody mentioned the perp having a gun until a month after the shooting. Which makes the two BP agents either liars, or the stupidest BP agents around (stupid for shooting a perp and not immediately telling their supervisor he had a gun, which was the only way they could get away with shooting him if they got caught).

Of course, they probably didn’t expect to get caught. I mean, the guy was a drug smuggler, and who would know that his family would be aquanted with the family of a BP agent, and that the guy would have life-threatening injuries from the shooting which required extensive surgery?