Hey, I've got a guy pulling a gun at me driving.
We're armed as well.
He keeps throwing the gun in our faces.
A man is calling 911 about a reckless driver.
A reckless driver with a gun.
All right, so he's turning on to Camp Swap Road.
What road?
Camp Swap Road.
Seconds later, a man is shot dead.
No, I want to address the emergency.
Uh, yeah, something doesn't look right over on Camp Swamp Road.
I'm Valerie Borline, and I've covered the South for the Wall Street Journal for more than 20 years.
This shooting was deemed a justifiable homicide under South Carolina's standard ground law.
The police determined that the shooters acted in self-defense.
When I turned in here, he got out of that truck, had his pistol, he ragged it, and he was shocked.
Most self-defense shootings in the United States fly under the radar, but not this one.
because of a few key factors.
A police cover-up.
I was in the shadows last night.
I weren't there, but I was in the shadows.