for those who think he might just liked the car:

I would understand it if he had some mods or at least a body kit. why would he take a pic of a bone stock S2000 rear?

 

that's my point, I don't have anything on the car yet , it looks completly original.

 

damn andres good call on getting the plates though.

 

Ppl sanp camera phone pics of my car all the time.. I dont worry to much tho since I keep it in the garage. Just keep a piece handy and dont be afraid to show it off so they can see what they're dealing with incase they find out your address .

 

Yeah, and then make sure u have ur attny on speed dial.

 

Not necessary cuz they cant charge you with anything if you have your concealed weapons permit.

 

Um...I have a CWP and a JD, and that is not my understanding.

Regardless, best of luck 2 u.

 

Sorry bro, but even with a CWP if you show someone your gun and your life isnt in danger your going down. Happened to a buddy of mine.

 

Not familiar with a JD? I am pretty familiar with my CWP laws however and i'm not sure where it says that you can't intimidate reffs scheming to steal your car. If you can find where it says that then I'll put my attny's # on speed dial.

http://www.mtssa.org/flcwplaw.htm

Good luckk to you too btw.

 

What do i win....

http://licgweb.doacs.state.fl.us/wea...f_defense.html

Q. When can I use my handgun to protect myself?

A. Florida law justifies use of deadly force when you are:

Trying to protect yourself or another person from death or serious bodily harm;
Trying to prevent a forcible felony, such as rape, robbery, burglary or kidnapping.
Using or displaying a handgun in any other circumstances could result in your conviction for crimes such as improper exhibition of a firearm, manslaughter, or worse.

Example of the kind of attack that will not justify defending yourself with deadly force: Two neighbors got into a fight, and one of them tried to hit the other by swinging a garden hose. The neighbor who was being attacked with the hose shot the other in the chest. The court upheld his conviction for aggravated battery with a firearm, because an attack with a garden hose is not the kind of violent assault that justifies responding with deadly force.