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A School Shooting you won’t hear about from the Antis.

Police say Amado Contreras, 25, and his 24-year old brother, Landyer, attacked Landrick Hamilton, 24, with a pool cue in front of the college’s main building. During the fight, Hamilton got a gun from his car at about 1:50 p.m. ET and fired one shot, hitting Amado Contreras.

All three men are claiming self-defense. Amando Contreras’ injury is not life-threatening, officials say.

The shooting comes almost eight weeks after a Florida appeals court struck down a regulation on another state university campus that banned students from storing guns in their cars. Florida law prevents anyone from possessing or exhibiting guns on school campuses, including university and college campuses; however, the same law says the ban doesn’t apply to guns in cars.

via Shooting on Fla. campus may have been self-defense.

First things first: If you are attacking somebody with a pool cue, that is not simply a “fight” but assault with a deadly weapon. And two versus one kicks in disparity of force so it looks (very initially) that it is a defensive situation.

Hamilton has no prior history of discipline problems at the college, which was known as Brevard Community College until last year. But he violated the school’s policy, Glisch said.

This is gonna prove interesting and see it heading for court because of the recent court decision brought by the good Folks at Florida Carry:

The shooting comes almost eight weeks after a Florida appeals court struck down a regulation on another state university campus that banned students from storing guns in their cars. Florida law prevents anyone from possessing or exhibiting guns on school campuses, including university and college campuses; however, the same law says the ban doesn’t apply to guns in cars.

The college authorities would look like pretentious jackasses for punishing a student who by manner of force majeure had to “violate” campus policy. It would be literally to say “Dear chap, we much rather see you dead that to have violated our sacrosanct directives.” Then again, Academia is that much stupid.

We’ll see what happens with this case.