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Florida s stand your ground law could save a man from prosecution after he fatally shot another man following a heated argument over a parking space at a convenience store.The shooting took place Thursday after Britany Jacobs, 24, parked in a handicapped-accessible spot at the Circle A Food Store in Clearwater, according to a news release from the Pinellas County Sheriff s Office.Sheriff s detectives said Michael Drejka, 47, approached Jacobs while her boyfriend Markeis McGlockton, and the couple s 5-year-old son, Markeis Jr., went into the store. Drejka and Jacob stanley cup s began arguing about her parking in the hand stanley cup usa icapped parking space.Witnesses told police that McGlockton came outside, walked over to Drejka while he was arguing and forcibly pushed Drejka, causing him to fall. This is a violent push, this wasn t a shove, this wasn t just a tap, Pinellas County Sheriff Bob Gualtieri stanley us said during aFriday press conference.In response, the news release stated, Drejka pulled out a handgun whil Acbo Human remains identified as Annapolis woman missing since fall of 2017
BALTIMORE 鈥?A Mervo high school student charged with murdering the husband of a Baltimore City police detective is due in court Tuesday. Police say Sahiou Kargbo killed James Blue outside of his rental property on walker avenue in northeast Baltimore. The mu stanley sverige rder happene stanley cup d January 25, about three miles north of the high school. Police say Kargbo walked up to James Blue s car and shot at the b stanley water jug ack window. When Blue got out of the car police say the suspect continued to shoot at him.RELATED: Mervo student accused of murdering the husband of a Baltimore Police LieutenantPolice also say they found two handguns at Kargbo s home when he was arrested. They say one them matches the weapon the killed James Blue.Kargbo was arrested in Baltimore county in connection to a burglary.His preliminary hearing on the charges related to James Blue s murder is scheduled for 8:30 a.m. Tuesday morning |
