He wasn't in charge of the place, he had a different job. It was his missus, the accused molesters mum that was in charge of the place. He was definitely an innocent civilian that was shot and lost use of his hand in this case.
Interesting, I was going off memory reading Wikipedia about the incident. I remember lots of people saying it was just a relative who had nothing to do with the molestation, but read something about the dad running the place where it happened.
Stopped writing and looked at the wiki again, so wiki does say the mother and stepfather ran the daycare where Cain's kid was molested. Also in the car was the mother, stepfather, and son (who molested Cain's kid). With those facts, fuck them, no sympathy to anyone in that car. They were either negligent, covering for their kid, or involved enough where they deserved the risk of being shot. At the very least they raised their kid and sometimes parents have to pay for kid's actions.
People are rightfully upset that he had a high speed car chase through naighbourhoods and around schools shotting his gun out his window. I understand him ebing upset, but he only by pur eluck did not kill or injure multiple people. he litterally ran out of ammoa nd had to reload, shooting willy nilly out of his truck window while chasing him down at high speeds. You just can't do that wihtout consequence.
I get it, but the law is flat and has no recognition beyond basic facts. You could even say Cain's decision was "worse" by law because he planned it out and executed it, but in reality the more dangerous criminal is someone who just snaps and shoots random people driving. If people can have sympathy for the woman who shot the molester in the court room and let her off, I would say there should be some sympathy for Cain. So I think 5 years is a suitable sentence, not the 25 to life bullshit.
What about firing a gun erratically on a highway while driving a car at a high rate of speed? Even if he doesn’t hit anyone that’s an offense that isn’t going unpunished.
I think about myself as a bystander in a car next to the shooting going on, to me it makes a whole lot difference for my anger in that situation. If he's shooting people randomly sure, I'm gonna testify against his ass and get him off the street. With Cain's situation where no one was hit, I'm either trying to give him a good testimony or not showing up whatever's better for him.
I really hate child molestors so I would take it further that I would trade the streets filled with gangs/robbery we have today for guys shooting
files in a heartbeat. Especially if it's the parents or someone who cares for the child. Sometimes I think
s act because they don't fear the law, but maybe back in the wild west days I bet it was much lower where vigilante justice was more common.
