[quote=Turt]In November 2012, Michael Dunn, a 47-year-old white male stopped at a local gas station in Jacksonville, Fla. with his then-fiancée. When he pulled up at the gas station parking lot, he parked next to a car full of young, black male teens playing loud music. In the backseat of the car of teens was Jordan Davis, a 17-year-old from Marietta, Ga.

Dunn apparently asked the teens to turn down their music. A verbal altercation ensued between Dunn and Davis. According to Dunn, Davis pulled out some object that appeared to be a shotgun. Dunn pulled his 9mm gun out of his glove compartment and fired eight or nine times into the car full of young teens. Jordan Davis was killed. Police never found any gun or object that Davis could possibly have used that Dunn would have mistaken for a gun.

Dunn left the scene of the shooting, went back to his hotel with his fiancée and ordered pizza. He never called the police.

Based on these facts, why couldn't a diverse jury find Dunn guilty of murder (rather than attempted murder)? The answer is simple: The law of self-defense in Florida does not require an individual to flee to avoid using lethal force. And, at least two Florida juries have interpreted the law to mean that anytime a young black male is present, the "reasonable fear" requirement (that allows a person to use lethal force) is satisfied.

Source: http://www.policymic.com/articles/82555/jordan-davis-was-killed-because-of-america-s-fear-of-young-black-men[/quote]

And this is why people should mind their own business. It was a gas station, they would have had to deal with the loud music for what like five minutes while getting their stuff and pumping gas? It's not like these kids pulled across the street from Dunn's home. He should have just let it go instead of trying to be a hardass and impress his chick. Now one kid is dead and his ass should go to jail for being that stupid.

And that shit happened in Jacksonville, big surprise there.