Pool guy shot at by Florida Man

[Trevor]

I'm glad that no one was hurt but this story made me laugh.

https://www.cbsnews.com/miami/news/no-charges-for-florida-man-who-shot-at-pool-cleaner/

Moral of the story: don't sneak unannounced onto a client's property especially when that client is a veteran with an AR 15 

This is also the first time I'd heard about the stand your ground law so I researched it and found we don't have a law like that here.

[claws]

Surprisingly, there is a stand your ground law here in Germany

German law permits self-defense against an unlawful attack. If there is no other possibility for defense, it is generally allowed to use even deadly force without a duty to retreat. However, there must not be an extreme imbalance between the defended right and the chosen method of defense.

[RCMerchant]

The guy didn't know his own f**king poolman? So he shot him with a f**king AR-15? Did the pool guy threaten him? WTF?

[Trevor]

The guy didn't know his own f**king poolman? So he shot him with a f**king AR-15? Did the pool guy threaten him? WTF?

The poolman arrived later than he should have and didn't let the people know he was coming in late. 😳😳😳

[claws]

The guy didn't know his own f**king poolman? So he shot him with a f**king AR-15? Did the pool guy threaten him? WTF?

The man firing the shots yelled several times at the pool guy but he didn't get an answer. The man's wife called 911 and the pool guy walked with a flashlight towards the man and his wife without saying a word. Then the man shot at him. Apparently it was dark as well, hence the pool guy carrying a flashlight. It seems the man didn't recognize the pool guy because it was dark?