The deadly shooting of an unarmed black teen by a neighborhood watch captain has Florida's so-called "stand your ground" law coming under attack. Twenty-one states, including South Dakota, have laws that allows people to use deadly force in certain situations.
South Dakota's "stand your ground" law factored into a deadly shooting at a mobile home park two years ago. 24-year-old Anthony Hennings threatened a man and woman and brought a 38-caliber gun into the couple's home. The homeowner was able to take the gun away from Hennings before shooting him at close range. Investigators determined the shooting was justified.
South Dakota's "stand your ground" law factored into a deadly shooting at a mobile home park two years ago. 24-year-old Anthony Hennings threatened a man and woman and brought a 38-caliber gun into the couple's home. The homeowner was able to take the gun away from Hennings before shooting him at close range. Investigators determined the shooting was justified.
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