Shooting in backyard in Florida.

[sloporsche]

Just about every law is ambiguous, perhaps on purpose to allow lawyers and judges to mold it into their opinions and actions.

quite a few certainly are ambiguous , i think it started for us US about 250 years ago in a bar /tavern when a bunch started writing things down on paper ....they were either patriots or tipsy with a sense of humor lol

 

[DustyDog]

Reason #102 for having a backyard range, along with more proof that only LEOs have the "extensive training" necessary to carry openly:



AND



Note that in both cases above, it was a trainer that fired the fatal shot.

 

[Miami_JBT]

Reason #102 for having a backyard range, along with more proof that only LEOs have the "extensive training" necessary to carry openly:



AND



Note that in both cases above, it was a trainer that fired the fatal shot.

The second incident, happened at Trail Glades. But it happened because of poor site control.

During LE force-on-force training. Typically, the officer's firearm is used. But before that is said and done, a screening and pat-down is done to make sure EVERYTHING is clear of live ammo.

Someone, screwed the pooch and didn't clear the officer/student. So, when the role-playing started, the gun went bang instead of click.