Road rage shooting in Nevada

[sliguns]

I always tell people. There is always someone who is bigger, stronger, and in this case dumber and crazier than you. Sooner or later you run into them.

That is great advice.

I always stress to my wife that people are crazy so don't **** them off, especially while driving. Which is hard for her to do b/c she is a terrible woman driver!

 

[dougstump]

Last night my wife called me (8:30ish) all in a panic that someone was following her home. [Her side of the story] Some guy was driving very slowly, so she passed him. He displayed his IQ and sped up so she could not get back in the right lane. She finally was able to get in front of him, but he stayed right on her bumper the rest of the way home. She called me when she was about ½ mile out, barely enough time to get shoes, jacket, and something out of the safe. When she turned into the driveway, the guy was right on her ass, but wisely decided to head on down the road (he couldn’t have seen me). Problem averted, but better to be prepared for anything.

Wife wanted me to go inside the house ahead of her & got mad when I wouldn’t. Hell, I’m the one that’s armed & trying to watch her back!

 

[oleheat]

http://www.cnn.com/2015/02/19/us/las-vegas-road-rage-killing/index.html

Guess he decided he'd lose vs the cops?


Glad they got him off the streets!

 

[Craig8sm]

Still think the husband should shut his pie hole. While I'd never call his wife and son animals, they were both ignorant for putting themselves back into a dangerous situation by going hunting for the rager.

Now we will finally get the other side of the story and after sifting through all the lies a picture of the truth will come out.

 

[oleheat]

Well, regardless of what's left to sift through, I have my doubts that having a standoff with the police is going to help his defense.

Chances are, he's in deep feces.

 

[Craig8sm]

Of course there is no defense for him he shot and killed the woman and then fled I'm not defending him. I'm just saying now we will get a clearer picture of the mother and son roll in all of this. Because they seem to be just as guilty of stupidity as the shooter.

 

[oleheat]

Of course there is no defense for him he shot and killed the woman and then fled I'm not defending him. I'm just saying now we will get a clearer picture of the mother and son roll in all of this. Because they seem to be just as guilty of stupidity as the shooter.

No telling, man. Just goes to show how quickly things can go bad when stupid meets crazy, I guess. She would have "probably" been better off driving to a police station while dialing 911, rather than leading him to her neighborhood....Sad story.

 

[Craig8sm]

No telling, man. Just goes to show how quickly things can go bad when stupid meets crazy, I guess. She would have "probably" been better off driving to a police station while dialing 911, rather than leading him to her neighborhood....Sad story.

One thing's for sure, she would still be alive today if she had just went home and chalked it up to someone having a bad day instead of grabbing her son with his pistol and going back out looking for the person.

 

[oleheat]

One thing's for sure, she would still be alive today if she had just went home and chalked it up to someone having a bad day instead of grabbing her son with his pistol and going back out looking for the person.

Sure looks that way. Like you said, perhaps we will learn more about what took place between point A & B. This guy could have also made threats towards the daughter- sending the woman off into orbit....Hard to say how some people would react- IF that's similar to what happened.

Still, in hindsight she should have called the police. It's not worth arguing with someone who loses their $hit over something that started out as an incident in traffic.

 

[Hermit]

I wouldn't go home if somebody was following me.

 

[oleheat]

Well, sounds like they knew each other. There are indeed people out there that you just can't help....

http://m.lvsun.com/news/2015/feb/19/police-officers-taking-suspect-custody-road-rage-s/

 

[Magdump]

Well, sounds like they knew each other. There are indeed people out there that you just can't help....

http://m.lvsun.com/news/2015/feb/19/police-officers-taking-suspect-custody-road-rage-s/

Well I figured there was more to it. I'm now wondering if the son may have brandished his weapon and provoked the actual shooting. Whole lot of variables can play out when stupid people break out the guns and go looking for trouble.

 

[kingfhb]

So the shooter was their neighbor?

http://www.foxnews.com/us/2015/02/20/las-vegas-road-rage-shooting/

 

[Magdump]

So the shooter was their neighbor?

http://www.foxnews.com/us/2015/02/20/las-vegas-road-rage-shooting/

Apparently, or so it was released yesterday.
This from the article above:

'The husband of the victim said the victim knew Nowsch and became a mentor of sorts, giving him money and food and urging him to dress properly.'

This bit of info makes me wonder all sorts of things. Became a mentor of sorts....hmm. A grown woman in her 40's being a mentor to a 19(?) yr old male. She knew him pretty well I'd say. Ran across him in traffic and had a tiff, then went back after him with a gun (carried by her son, incidentally). This really sounds like the kind of thing that goes on between crazy lovers. Sure, some might say that she was just being a Good Samaritan, but emotion was running kinda high for that. I don't see a Good Samaritan going all Fatal Attraction without having some skin in the game.
Idk, I call 'em like I see 'em.

 

[JBE]

Me thinks that there's way more to this story than meets the eye...


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