Florida Woman Avoids Charges in Walmart Parking Lot Shooting Under Stand-Your-Ground
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Melissa Payne will not be charged after fatally shooting Bart Diguglielmo in a Walmart parking lot in North Lauderdale, Fla., with prosecutors saying she acted in reasonable fear under Florida’s Stand Your Ground law; witnesses described Diguglielmo threatening Payne and approaching her vehicle, and surveillance footage captured the confrontation. Diguglielmo, a 62-year-old Army veteran, had amphetamines, cannabis, and Sertraline in his system, and Payne was released after asserting she defended herself.
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