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He may have been yelling and cussing but he certainly was not in her face. She actually is existing the vehicle toward the man before her boyfriend arrives.

You may be correct concerning the expiration date of a card. However, I do 99% of my work in El Paso and I have never seen a Red card. Also, three of the people I know who have had temporary disabilities ( two broken ankles and one broken clavicle which required surgery) cards all received blue cards and are TX residents.

Problem is that I have never seen a red card and I know several people who had temporary disabilities who have received the blue card. I am in in NM and the card I was issued expired at my DL renewal date which was greater than four years.

I think one problem is that Doctors hand HC plaqardes our like candy and they are good until your drivers license comes up for renewal. I know my own Sister received a HC window sign when she broke her ankle, yet it was good for years even after she had healed.

bblhd672 wrote: ↑Fri Jul 27, 2018 8:58 pm

oljames3 wrote: ↑Fri Jul 27, 2018 8:25 pm I'm curious. When I am driving my wife's car and park in a privileged parking spot, I don't hang a placard from the mirror as I am not required to do so. My question is; how many of y'all recognize this example license plate as authorization to park in privileged parking?

I recognize it.

Ditto

How would every one see this incident had it been a simple assault. Would the shooter been justified in protecting himself? The shooter was blind sided by a person he had not even seen before. He wasn’t going to shoot or even brandish his gun to the woman he was arguing with.

I was confined to wheel chair until my brain rewired and I learned to walk again. I know how much my Wife and Mom needed to Utilize the HC spaces when they took me somewhere. I have politely asked if a person knew they were in a HC space. I’ve also informed an able bodied driver that it was illegal to leave grandma in the car while they utilized a HC space to run into the store. I’ve even had an idiot flash his gun at me and tell me he was a man and did whatever he liked. I’ve always been polite though.

jonmo1 wrote: ↑Sun Jul 22, 2018 1:03 pm No, he was not standing his ground. It was more like revenge for getting pushed down. The guy was backing away after the gun came out. If he had made an aggressive move forward then it would be justified.
I’d say 2nd or 3rd degree murder, certainly not first degree.

We don’t know what was said ( at least I don’t). A threat may have been made. However, I do think it looks bad just watching the video.