Brutal Home Invasion Caught by Nanny Cam - ARRESTED

[Omaha]

Has anyone seen this story? I went back 3 pages to see if it was a Q so sorry if it is.

[crossbow]

He pleads "Not guilty"

http://www.rr.com/news/topic/article...ads_not_guilty

[ptlyon]

Just don't **** with a woman. Period.

[Bowser]

Originally Posted by crossbow

He pleads "Not guilty"

http://www.rr.com/news/topic/article...ads_not_guilty

[Donger]

Originally Posted by crossbow

He pleads "Not guilty"

http://www.rr.com/news/topic/article...ads_not_guilty

Attempted murder?

[Dartgod]

Originally Posted by crossbow

He pleads "Not guilty"

http://www.rr.com/news/topic/article...ads_not_guilty

Circumstantial evidence.

[Bowser]

Originally Posted by Donger

Attempted murder?

I'm thinking if the repeated blows to the woman's head didn't convince the prosecutors to go after it, then him chucking her down the stairs did.

[Donger]

Originally Posted by Bowser

I'm thinking if the repeated blows to the woman's head didn't convince the prosecutors to go after it, then him chucking her down the stairs did.

Attempted murder is the incomplete, unsuccessful act of killing someone. It is a serious criminal offense that, in all but a few cases of mitigating circumstances, can result in substantial prison time. Although the elements of the offense appear to be fairly straightforward, some issues of the attempted murder charge may lead to a dismissal or result in a lesser offense or penalty. A criminal defense lawyer can help you understand the elements of attempted murder.

Elements of Attempted Murder

In most jurisdictions, attempted murder charges consist of two elements:

The offender took some action towards killing another person
The offender’s act was intended to kill a person

Requirement of Direct Action

Any act that is directly done in furtherance of an intent to kill is a direct step. Merely preparing to kill someone or planning to do so is not sufficient to satisfy the elements of attempted murder. The required direct act may consist of using a weapon against another, such as a gun or knife, and either inflicting serious wounds or firing a weapon into someone’s chest or head, areas most likely to result in death. It also includes soliciting and paying someone to kill another person.

Other examples of acts that show an intent to murder are stalking or luring someone to a specific location where the murder is intended to take place or buying all the materials necessary to commit a murder, such as the makings of a bomb, and then driving to the person’s house to commit the act.
The Intent to Kill

Merely causing serious bodily harm or disfigurement to someone is not sufficient to prove attempted murder unless there is evidence of the actual intent to kill the person. For example, stabbing a person in the arm, by itself, does not show an intent to kill, but stabbing or shooting that person in the chest is more likely to satisfy the requisite intent.

It is not necessary to have the specific intent to actually kill the victim. The act of firing a gun into a residence and injuring a person who is not the intended target meets the elements of attempted murder because the offender showed an intent to kill by firing a firearm into an inhabited building. You can abandon your intent to murder someone if you do so before taking any direct step or action; deciding not to pay someone to kill another person or disposing of the materials you bought with the intent to kill are indications of an abandonment of the intent.

[crazycoffey]

Originally Posted by crossbow

He pleads "Not guilty"

http://www.rr.com/news/topic/article...ads_not_guilty

Let me guess, Orville "shaggy" Burrell is his lawyer.

[crossbow]

The press, courts, schools, and government are jammed with liberal sympathizers who will view him as the victim.

[kepp]

Originally Posted by crossbow

The press, courts, schools, and government are jammed with liberal sympathizers who will view him as the victim.

Yep.

"Oh, but where was his father growing up? No wonder he turned out this way."
"Just look at the neighborhood he was brought up in. He had no hope of escape."

Blah, blah, blah...

[crazycoffey]

Originally Posted by crazycoffey

Let me guess, Orville "shaggy" Burrell is his lawyer.

Honey came in and she caught me red-handed
Beating up the girl next door