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Originally Posted by Garcia Bronco
There was one gun in the car. There was not two. And it's possible that she guessed...it's possible that the other told the woman about the gun. Either way the only person that has said a weapon was brandished was the woman...who BTW...started the whole thing by getting out of her car and throwing an empty glass bottle at the two men.
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Each car had a gun. You still really don't believe that they showed a gun? The victims would not have known they had guns if they weren't exposed. The passenger (husband) is the one who claimed two guns, not the woman. A direct quote from the police report:
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He (victim) further stated at some point the defendant who was a passenger in the Mercedes exited his vehicle and walked up to their vehicle and verbally threatened him while lifting his shirt to display a firearm in his waistband, BLACKED OUT stated that the co-defendant Elvis Dumerville, who was later positively identified, also walked up to their vehicle and displayed a firearm in his waistband as well, but never said anything.
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So how did the victim know there were two guns to be found, one in each car?
They will probably be able to argue Dumerville didn't show a gun but either way none of this matters because the victims will get paid off and begin to recant their story in all likelihood. But Goodell will not be so kind.