Felony Intimidation in Indiana...

[Wolf]

Crazy. Seems like it's easy to catch such a charge. 

https://youtu.be/4AB1cyipJIo?si=98BZAtzhbTmtfYCF

[nopoop]

Lucky he is not dead...

[Eagler]

Kids are so stupid these days they are border line insane..

All for attention and likes on their social media sites...

Sad really..

Eagler

[Randy1]

Kids are so stupid these days they are border line insane..

All for attention and likes on their social media sites...

Sad really..

Eagler

Kids or parent, or more rarely, parents?

I dare say the smart phone is the most deadly device ever.

[AKIron]

I think Indiana allows open carry but it is the epitome of stupidity to brandish a real or real looking gun in public. An 18 year old should know better.

[Wolf]

I think Indiana allows open carry but it is the epitome of stupidity to brandish a real or real looking gun in public. An 18 year old should know better.

Agreed. Anyone over the age of 18 should know better, especially the charges and consequences. Felony intimidation is no little thing and will probably ruin his life. He'll have to live with the consequences of limited job choices, stigma, personal shame, etc. for the rest of his life. He brought it on himself, of course. Threw away his life for nothing and will likely be meaningless to society. Sad tbh.

[Ramesis]

How many times have the police asked why were they not informed of behavior like this before the person(s) were killed?
I don't blame the police for reacting the way they did but I'm guessing there will be a law suit.

[Vraciu]

Must be something in the water in Indiana.  Seems to be a common charge in those parts.

When I was a kid the cops shot a boy carrying a LaserTag gun.   After that the "realistic" toy guns went away, replaced with orange muzzles and weird colors to avoid a repeat.  We of course HATED that.

Any way, back to lurker mode.   

[Busher]

Even joking, tell a flight attendant that you have a bomb in your briefcase. Guess what happens