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Rittenhouse Prosecutor Appears to Commit Crime in Courtroom - Yazata - Nov 17, 2021 Wisconsin Statutes 941.20 (1)c (1) Whoever does any of the following is guilty of a Class A misdemeanor: ... c. Except as provided in sub. (1m), intentionally points a firearm at or toward another. https://docs.legis.wisconsin.gov/statutes/statutes/941/iii/20 where (1m) concerns pointing a firearm at law enforcement officers, paramedics or firemen, which is a felony in Wisconsin law. There doesn't appear to be any exception to this law for people who believe that their firearm isn't loaded. Anyone who has ever visited a shooting range knows that rule #1 of firearm safety is to treat every firearm as if it was loaded and never point it at anyone else. Alec Baldwin recently demonstrated why that's so. RE: Rittenhouse Prosecutor Appears to Commit Crime in Courtroom - Syne - Nov 17, 2021 Yep, even though the magazine was removed, the bolt is closed (on a possible live round) and his finger is on the trigger. But leftist morons don't know the four simple rules of gun safety.
1. Watch that muzzle! And apparently the prosecution's final hail Mary was to say Kyle pointed his gun at someone for a second, without shooting, and that was provocation precluding a self-defense defense. So anyone in that courtroom would be justified in trying to kill Binger, according to his own arguments in court. |