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Plaxico gets 2
Better than the 3.5 he could have received.
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2 years in prison just for having a pistol in a nightclub? That seems a little harsh don't you think..
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This link has some excellent data for possession of a fire arm in New York.
http://www.pretrial.org/Docs/Documents/brief11.pdf The real meat is on page three. If Plax is not a celebrity football player his chances of going to jail are very slim. This is, in my mind, yet another selective prosecution by a DA for political reasons. Plax is an idiot, but two years? |
I've got to wonder if the prosecutor is another "Eliot Spitzer" in the making?
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Not just having the pistol but discharging the weapon in the nightclub.
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Seems like the fact that he SHOT HIMSELF should have weighed into the equation. IMO, he learned a valuable lesson about firearms already.
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im dying to know what model pistole he shot himself with????????
if its 1911 configed or any type thereof............HES THE BIGGEST IDIOT ON THE PLANET! ie. the 1911 design is THE MOST SAFEST PISTOL EVER DESIGNED! with its many safetys. |
yes charles but when you carry it in the waist band of your sweatpants with the safety off......
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The accidental discharge of the weapon, the fact that no one was hurt and the fact that he was not in the commission of a crime mitigates my desire to take two years away from Plax. Had anyone been hurt, off with his head. Again, he is a complete idiot, but, in my estimation not a threat to the community...one year would have been plenty. |
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Part of his initial defense was the recent incidents of violence against NFL players.
Me thinks he has enough money to hire security that is licensed to carry a firearm. Smells like a case of some dude wanting to be cool and thinking his celebrity gets him a free pass. |
note to self........dont carry loaded firearm in nightclub w/safety off.......hmmmm!
if it was a glock...........YIKES! so much for the uber austrian uber safe gun theory! last week saw my first NO CARRY CCW sign at gallaghers restaraunt in the window. only one so far that has legally posted sign against CCW since new law signed by GOVERNOR. |
"Seems like the fact that he SHOT HIMSELF should have weighed into the equation."
It's not like the bullet was headed for someone else and he threw himself in front of it. Jim |
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I'm sure there was some discussion revolving around "dumbass was lucky he ONLY shot himself". |
Safety off, a chambered round, finger fuking the trigger. Only shot himself is not the point, could have been someone else's head. No sympathy here.
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Our culture has become so celebrity driven that we seem to worship or punish beyond either the talent or the crime. |
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If Plax was an Eagle he would be a free man today, but instead he was forced to live in the Gestapo state of NY where his right to self defense outside his home does not exist. FU NY. |
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He'd have to pull the trigger on a Glock for it to discharge, unless he modified it to remove the three safeties.
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I would be surprised if he actually serves the two years. Likely he'll be out in less than 12months with good behavior.
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The gun started to fall down the leg of his sweatpants and he grabbed the shape of it through his pants, causing an AD. Virtually no other firearm on earth would have discharged. And then there's Glocks. I view them to be "unsafe at any speed." |
I'm all for freedom to carry firearms, but I'm also all for punishing those who infringe on others people's right to live.
He should be thanking god that he's only facing 2 years in prison, instead of a life of guilt from maiming or killing somebody. Someday I will get a Concealed Weapon permit. When I do, I fully expect to be prosecuted and thrown in jail if I accidentally fire my pistol in a bar. Seriously, that is just stupid. I mean, a lot of you guys have concealed weapons permits. How many of you have accidentally fired your pistol in public? |
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With your "rights" comes responsibility, which Plaxico obviously did not understand. |
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Glocks were designed for intelligent end users. That explains so very much.
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This is what I have, should I ever get CCW:
http://www.clipdraw.com/store/index.php?rn=396&action=show_detail http://www.clipdraw.com/images/saf-t-blok/stb20left.jpg |
I didn't see it mentioned that knucklehead Burris turned down a 90 day deal, imo he had to be pretty full of him self to turn that down. I also doubt he'll ever play again!
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maybe mr vick will send him to a firearms safety class and buy him a dawg upon leaving prison????
mikey vicks an eagle run and grab yer beagle! |
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"With almost ANY other firearm he would not have discharged that weapon."
The S&W Sigma's and Ruger SR9's come to mind. Jim |
Also most S&W M&Ps, Kahr PM9 and variants, Ruger LCP and similar pocket pistols, almost all DA revolvers, etc.
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Have to disagree with you John re 'Kahr PM9 and variants, Ruger LCP and similar pocket pistols, almost all DA revolvers', considerably heavier trigger pulls on those models.
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Glock alone has a short single action length pull with no safety. If Plax had been carrying a Kahr nothing would have happened at all. Same for any other DAO pistol or revolver of any make or model. This is an accident that could almost exclusively ONLY happen with a Glock. |
The safety is between your ears. There is a good amount of take up in a Glock trigger. It's really not a short first pull. Short reset, but not a short pull. Unless it had been lightened, he had to pull it pretty good to make it go bang. Not that there is any argument for carrying in the waistband while in a bar. It's still not cool to do something like this with a revolver or a Kahr.
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It is IMO a really short pull, there is by no means a "good amount of take up."
No way he shoots himself with -any- other modern pistol. None. |
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