Man 'shot dead friend who claimed he could dodge a bullet'

Two Guys Got High and Tried to Dodge Bullets. They Failed.

Sometimes when we smoke a little weed we can feel a little bit invincible. Like we’re are on top of the world. And nothing can ever bring us down, not even a speeding bullet. Maybe in those moments, we feel like we can dodge bullets like Neo from The Matrix. That feeling doesn’t mean we can do that; it certainly doesn’t mean we should attempt to. Sadly, a couple of guys in Utah got a little high and tried to do exactly that with some predictably…

Man 'shot dead friend who claimed he could dodge a bullet'

The fatal shooting happened at a home in Kearns in Salt Lake County, Utah (Picture: Getty Images) A man allegedly shot dead his friend who claimed he could ‘dodge a bullet’. Ashton Jonathan Mann, 23, was smoking marijuana with the friend in the kitchen and talking about guns, then they continued the conversation in a garage, according to a probable cause affidavit. Mann and his friend were handling two guns when the latter ‘said he can dodge a b…

Man arrested for shooting and killing stoned friend who said he could "dodge a bullet"

Kearns, Utah police charged Ashton Jonathan Mann, 23, with manslaughter after he allegedly shot and killed his friend.

Man arrested for death of friend who claimed he could 'dodge' bullets after smoking marijuana

submitted by Emperor to andfinally48 points | 8 commentshttps://www.abc4.com/news/wasatch-front/arrest-dodge-bullets/ A man was arrested for manslaughter after allegedly smoking marijuana with a friend and shooting him after the friend said he could “dodge a bullet,” according to arrest documents. Ashton Jonathan Mann, 23, was arrested just after 4 a.m. on Sunday, Feb. 2, on one count of second-degree felony manslaughter and one third-degree fel…

Utah man allegedly told friend he could 'dodge a bullet' then died after being shot

A tragic incident in Utah has left one man dead and his friend facing manslaughter charges after a misguided attempt to "dodge a bullet." On February 2,