A jury has convicted a Georgia man in a shooting that authorities said was prompted by a game of UNO, prosecutors said Tuesday.
Taylor Stuart Grant, 34, of Cobb County, was found guilty on April 28 of aggravated assault and possession of a firearm during the commission of a felony, the Cobb County District Attorney’s Office said in a news release.
If someone plays a draw two and the next person has a draw two. Does the next person have to draw four? Or does the first person have to draw two no matter what. I can understand the fire arm.
ReplyDeleteaggravated assault and possession of a firearm during the commission of a felony, .....As I understand the article, the felony was him shooting the victim. So, if you shoot someone while in pocession of a fire arm you get additional charges?
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Don't play Uno with Mexicans , they run off with all of the green cards!
ReplyDeleteDayyyummm… that was funny!
Delete"Uno" was created and designed to be a non-sinful, non-gambling, card game, promoted by various religious denominations. It was supposed to be part of all that good-feeling sitting-around cross-legged and singing Kumbaya. I knew it was all a crock in the 70's; and, this story confirms to me it was never anything different.
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