Good to see this resolved.
This is probably the second or third shooting that comes to mind in recent years that forum members who have discussed it felt the shoot was "bad" or at least on the fence at minimum. I was one of them.
Then the case goes through the system and ends up with the accused not facing trial, not convicted, 'no billed', etc.
I don't want to say it is a trend, because there's been plenty of bad things going around to discredit gun owners. I guess I am pleasantly surprised these cases have gone the way they have.
Edited to add: Saw the post above and I echo the sentiments about (not)knowing the details. That does change things drastically. I know we all know that when we read these kinds of threads, that we don't know what the jurors or the people in the court will know. We can only speculate the assumptions.