Hey folks,
Today’s show is a short one focusing mostly on the just released news that Greg McMichaels was working cooperatively with the police and the homeowner of the structure Arbery unlawfully entered, to keep an eye on the property, particularly in the event of unlawful intruders.
This provides a perfectly legitimate rationale, free of any racial animus, for why the McMichaels might involve themselves in seeking to question an unlawful intruder fleeing from his unlawful trespass of the property.
It might also open the door to Benjamin Crump and the other propagandists behind this apparently false and divisive narrative of racial hate to sue the local police department in Federal court under §1983–which would be a huge payday of the kind Crump presumably seeks any time he agitates these cases.
Enjoy the show!
As always, remember:
You carry a gun so you’re hard to kill.
Know the law so you’re hard to convict.
Stay safe!
–Andrew
Attorney Andrew F. Branca
Law of Self Defense LLC
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His parents think he made an unlawful entry into a dwelling to steal water. I guess they don’t see anything wrong with taking another person’s property. The homeowner paid good money for that water and it is his property. Does Georgia have a dollar limit on the value of property you have to intend to steal or actually do steal to make it a felony burglary? As for the theory of getting a drink, the homeowner advanced that theory yesterday based on the security tape. It doesn’t show him getting a drink of water, but the homeowner claims he hears the sound of running water while Arbery is off camera and that after coming back on camera he appears to wipe his mouth like he had been drinking. Immaterial as to the charges against the McMichaels, but I just thought I would throw it out there.
“His parents think he made an unlawful entry into a dwelling to steal water.”
Arbery’s parents have no personal knowledge of why he went into the house, so what they “believe” is merely speculation at best, and is 100% irrelevant to this case.
–Andrew
Attorney Andrew F. Branca
Law of Self Defense LLC
That’s true. That’s exactly why I find it so darn funny that the media seems to think that what his parents or parent think is relevant. I also find it funny that the parents or parent, and the media, think that Arbery’s unlawful conduct immediately prior to his death is irrelevant, like we are all supposed to ignore his unlawful conduct like it wasn’t what started the chain of events which resulted in the justified homicide.
Water is do on in a home that is under construction. Video indicates that never plumbing and electrical has not been installed yet.
Enjoy speculation? The homeowner probably knows whether or not he has running water in the home better than you would know from this video.
It doesn’t matter if the house has running water.
Because it doesn’t matter if that’s why Arbery was unlawfully in the house.
–Andrew
Attorney Andrew F. Branca
Law of Self Defense LLC
Man, did I miss up that post, listening to my wife at the same time I am typing.
Water is NOT turned on in a home under construction until they get the final inspection. Plumbers don’t want the liability of water damage. By The video the pumping is not even installed yet.