NOT a Crime....

Dashcam Footage of Attack on Florida Deputy

An interesting and rare event; "Shanta Holditch told WZVN that the suspect pulled the deputy out of his car and "just kept beating him and beating him ... throwing him to the ground and punching him in all different directions."

"At that point, WINK reported, another driver got out of his car and ran to the scene. He told the suspect that he'd shoot him if he didn't stop beating the deputy.

"[He] refused to get off the officer and the officer kept yelling, 'shoot him, shoot him, shoot him,' Holditch said.

"When the suspect didn't stop his attack, the third man shot him three times. The deputy was not hit. The suspect later died." (http://www.foxnews.com/us/2016/11/15/passerby-shoots-kills-motorist-assaulting-deputy-after-traffic-stop.html)

When in the commission of a felony an individual should legally cease to exist as a person. That means that while in the commission of a felonious act, that person would have no Civil or other Rights that would have to be respected. (http://www.wctv.tv/content/news/Local-residents-react-to-man-who-shot-Lee-Co-deputys-attacker-401366615.html)

Of course, under Florida’s stand your ground law this action is NOT a crime. That law states that a "person is justified in using or threatening to use deadly force if he or she reasonably believes that using such force is necessary to prevent imminent death or great bodily harm to himself or another."