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Friend in need.(Exercising The Right)

The New American

| February 09, 2004 | Lee, Robert W. | COPYRIGHT 2004 American Opinion Publishing, Inc. This material is published under license from the publisher through the Gale Group, Farmington Hills, Michigan.  All inquiries regarding rights should be directed to the Gale Group. (Hide copyright information)Copyright

At around 9 p.m. on November 30, 2003, George Lowe, age 63, heard loud noises outside his home in St. Petersburg, Florida. When he went to investigate, he found four boisterous young men shouting and pounding on cars. One of them, James Moore, had just turned 20, and the group was celebrating his birthday. They had all been drinking.

When Lowe asked them to quiet down and leave the cars alone, an argument ensued, and one of the men, Eric Palm, took a swing at Lowe, but missed. Lowe grabbed Palm's jersey, and Palm shoved Lowe in the face to push him away. One of the revelers then kicked Lowe in a hip, knocking him down. Lowe later told the December 4 St. Petersburg Times that the kick to his hip felt like the bone had exploded. Moore and another member of the group, James Ganoe III, participated in the fray as Lowe was repeatedly kicked in the legs and back. The fourth young man, who was not identified in news accounts, opted to stay out of the altercation.

One of Lowe's neighbors, longtime friend Melvin Spaulding, 71, witnessed the fracas from his trailer. Fearing that Lowe was in serious danger, Spaulding grabbed a .22-caliber hand gun and rushed to the scene. He repeatedly ordered the three assailants to stop beating Lowe, but they ignored him. When the assault continued, Spaulding fired a single shot that struck Moore in the fight arm. As the other men fled, someone who heard the gunshot called 911.

Lowe suffered some bruises, a sore back and a torn leg muscle. Moore was taken to a local medical center for treatment of his gunshot wound. Immediately after his release, he was arrested on suspicion of a similar assault earlier that same evening. Another man had asked four noisy youths (presumably Moore and his ...

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