Will Jordan Davis’ Family get Justice after Zimmerman Verdict?

Jordan Davis, 17, of Jacksonville, Fla., was gunned down in a parking lot. Davis and his friends were parked at a gas station, the music was loud, and the kids were just being kids. Davis was in the backseat, when Michael Dunn, a 45-year-old man demanded they turn down the music. When the kids did not comply, Dunn pulled out his concealed gun and shot into the car eight times. Davis was hit twice.

According to reports, Michael Dunn had been drinking at his own son’s wedding and stopped at the gas station to buy more alcohol. With liquor already in his system, a concealed weapon at his side, and hip-hop music blaring next to him, it gave Dunn the excuse he needed to shoot and kill Jordan Davis. Davis for all intents and purposes was an innocent by-stander. Davis was sitting in the backseat, unable to control the radio.

Dunn and his attorney are claiming the “stand your ground” law, unlike George Zimmerman, who was found not-guilty yesterday of murdering Trayvon Martin, 17, an unarmed black teen.  But, like Zimmerman, Dunn also has an incredible story to tell. Will he, like Zimmerman be acquitted too?

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