Intense Argument Leads To Lethal Protection In Phoenix – Never Bring Knife To A Gun Fight (Video)
Police identified a man who was shot and killed Wednesday morning in north Phoenix.
Officers found Michael Montanarella, 32, with a gunshot wound shortly after 5:30 a.m. Wednesday in the area of Greenway Road and 28th Street in Phoenix, police spokesperson Sgt. Margaret Cox said.
Phoenix fire personnel took him to a hospital where he died from his injuries.
Police said another man, 40, suspected of the shooting called 911 and told police Montanarella attacked him before the shooting. Police said the man remained on the scene and was being interviewed by detectives.
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Another angle. He had a knife in his waistband. The shooting was justified.
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The suspect wasn’t charged as the case was clear self-defense and he legally owned the gun!
Verdict:
He seemed so surprised the guy defended himself. The attacker didn’t seem to fear any consequences so it was probably the first time someone stood up to his bullying. So foolish and totally avoidable.

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Liked the sound effects !
Did you notice that the gun user first went to shoot him in the head (almost ALWAYS fatal!) but changed his mind at the last second?
Dumbass died anyway. Oh well, the DGU guy tried to give Mr. Idiot a chance…
The scream made the shooting better. Had it been a head shot you wouldn’t have heard the scream. Why do they scream when they beg to be shot? Do they expect the guy they attempted to kill to help them?
Darwin Award!!
Really?: You don’t need context to make a judgement? Damn, you’re good! You old vet you!
Democrats never fear consequences.
“And another one bites the dust. And another one is gone and another one gone and another one bites the dust.” Good song.
Why was the armed individual telling the “aggressor” to “get down”? Where’s the context? Was the armed aggressor attempting to force the “aggressor” to blow him? IF THAT IS THE CASE, I can see the “aggressors” actions in a different light. Where the f*** does the armed individual presume the right to order someone to “get down”? If the “armed” individual truly felt threatened, I would expect him to yell, get the f*** AWAY!”, or “STAND DOWN!”. However, an individual, such as an authority (cop) figure, would be expected to demand, “get down on the ground, NOW!”. Context is EVERYTHING!