From Florida Firearms Law, Use & Ownership Sixth Edition - 2006
Pg 124: "USE OF BULLETPROOF VEST WHILE COMMITTING FELONY:
Any person who, while possessing a firearm, commits or attempts to commit a murder, sexual battery, robbery, burglary, kidnaping, arson, aggravated battery, aggravated assault, escape, or aircraft piracy -- and has the nerve to wear a bulletproof vest in furtherance of the crime -- is guilty of a third degree felony. Again, this is a very good law UNLESS YOU'RE ACTING IN SELF-DEFENSE, and overstep what you can or cannot do. If that happens, it's a very bad law."
Available at:
www.Floridafirearmslaw.com
Remember, the OVERSTEP above is in the, politically and financially motivated, eyes of the local public persecutor. And in Florida accessories to Kidnapping, Child Rape and Child Murder walk away uncharged, because they have ties to drug crime and I can only speculate on the monetary relationship with elected and/or appointed public officials.
http://www.reuters.com/article/domesticNews/idUSN0728694920070307
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Jessica_Lunsford
Geoff
Who was transferred to FL unfortunately, the only way to keep my soft cushy job.