Does #1 relieve the scumbag of responsibility for his actions?
Good info Greg. Thanks for your perspective.
Greg Fiorentino via Mercedes <mailto:mercedes@okiebenz.com>
December 2, 2017 at 4:21 PM
1. Apparently the prosecution conducted some forensic analysis on the
recovered bullet as well as the pier concrete, and found evidence that
the bullet that killed Kate had indeed ricocheted off the pier.
2. The weapon was a Sig P239, which is available in several calibers
and 3 flavors: DA/SA, DAO, and "DAK trigger system developed for law
enforcement" I believe the DAK Sig is the one my son owns, a twin for
his USCG duty weapon. It has a 6.5 lb. long trigger pull, hardly a
hair-trigger which could be readily discharged by accident.
3. It is likely that as a federal LEO, the agent had authorization to
carry either his issued duty weapon or a personally owned firearm. I
have had 6 different personally owned handguns over the years with
written authorizations for on and off duty carry. I am sure none would
have been allowed with a lighter than original trigger pull. The last
was a DAO H&K. In recent decades the authorized weapons went to DA
only to decrease the possibility of accidental discharge and
subsequent liability. Thanks lawyers!
Greg
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