I'm not familiar with the nuances of stand your ground or if this was even in a stand your ground state.

That said, in the vid going around there is a second at most between the sound of of the mace and the shot. Therefore I think the mace might have been a response to the gun being drawn. I know a gun can be drawn fast, but there's also response time. I don't believe he could have drawn a gun and shot in that short amount of time without having the intent beforehand and being ready for it.

Victim did smack him, it seems, but I highly doubt that justifies shooting someone in the face.

All just my non-expert opinion of course...

Edit: Check this post: https://thedonald.win/p/HrFU9C6T/proof-that-the-denver-antifa-sho/c/

I'm not familiar with the nuances of stand your ground or if this was even in a stand your ground state.

That said, in the vid going around there is a second at most between the sound of of the mace and the shot. Therefore I think the mace might have been a response to the gun being drawn. I know a gun can be drawn fast, but there's also response time. I don't believe he could have drawn a gun and shot in that short amount of time without having the intent beforehand and being ready for it.

Victim did smack him, it seems, but I highly doubt that justifies shooting someone in the face.

All just my non-expert opinion of course...

I'm not familiar with the nuances of stand your ground or if this was even in a stand your ground state.

That said, in the vid going around there is a second at most between the sound of of the mace and the shot. Therefore I think the mace might have been a response to the gun being drawn. I know a gun can be drawn fast, but there's also response time. I don't believe he could have drawn a gun and shot in that short amount of time without having the intent beforehand and being ready for it.

All just my non-expert opinion of course...