[dragnet2]

Getting out of a truck and aiming a shotgun at jogger in the street isn’t a reason for the jogger to defend himself around here.

From my perspective that's the actions of a desperate individual . Lemme ask ya, if someone pulled up and suspected you of committing a crime, and they had a shotgun, and were giving you commands to put your hands up and or that they were putting you under citizens arrest, would you run 20' or so right at them and attempt to disarm them?

Yes or no?

[Widget Jr]

I don't know. If I was minding my own business and the suspicion I was committing a crime looked like a excuse to hospitalize or murder me in cold blood, I just might get pretty desperate.

"USA TODAY filed an open public records request with the Glynn County Police Department for burglaries and home break-ins in the Satilla Shores neighborhood between Jan. 1 and Feb. 23. The department's records office said in an email Thursday it had no records matching that request."

[Manuel OKelley]

First of all I wouldn’t be in that position but if someone where to ever approach me that way, I’d certainly pretend Tom comply until I could get close enough to use my own weapon efficiently