1. Miguel, you are engaged in a war of wits with an unarmed man.?

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2. Two men were suffering from intentional discharges.

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3. Heh heh heh. You stated the obvious without “feelings” for the poor victims… sounds like the 3 stupid law was in action again

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4. I guess some of it is people wanting to feel hurt. That you can ignore.

   But “suffering” has another meaning apart from “feeling pain”. It also means “undergo”, which is the meaning in the sentence here. And then there is the meaning “allow” (listed as “archaic” in the dictionary) familiar from the Bible.
   https://en.wiktionary.org/wiki/suffer

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5. Dunno, I am with our Esteemed (and callous) Blog host here. In my not inconsiderable experience, dead folks do not suffer GSWs: not allow, not feel pain, not undergo (except to the extent any other inanimate objects “undergoes” a gunshot, and that seems to me to twist that meaning considerably)

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6. This might have been a robbery where the victim and the offender shot each other. Since they were “unknown to each other,” it probably wasn’t a gang shooting. Gangbangers all know their homies and their enemies. It might have been a drug deal gone south (but it’s hard to go much further south than Miami-Dade). Until the details are figured out, I’ll refrain from snark. There might be an innocent victim here.

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