Broward County prosecutor said there isn’t enough evidence to prosecute Melissa Payne, who shot and killed a man over a parking space at a North Lauderdale Walmart.
A law of physics says two objects can’t occupy the same space at the same time.
Violate this law, and there will be a collision or clash between the two objects.
The June 30, 2026, incident began when Ms. Payne and 62-year-old Bart DiGuglielmo argued over a parking space.
The argument escalated into DiGuglielmo stalking and chasing Ms. Payne around her vehicle.
“This is not going to end well for you,” Payne warned DiGuglielmo, who insisted on chasing her around the lot even while she brandished a gun.
The Broward County coroner found at least three drugs in DiGuglielmo’s body.
“I’ve seen bigger and tougher Niggers than you,” the now-deceased DiGuglielmo said as he attempted to disarm Ms. Payne.
“Go ahead, shoot me, shoot me,” DiGuglielmo implored Payne.
Keep it up; you are gonna feel some pain.
Prosecutors say that, based on low-energy Jeb Bush’s “stand your ground” law, Payne is immune from prosecution.
Under the “stand your ground” law, a person can use deadly force if they fear an imminent threat to their life or the likelihood of serious bodily harm.
DiGuglielmo made the ultimate miscalculation when he attempted to disarm Payne.