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The news media put out that was killed by a friend mishandling a gun Dominic Smith shooting was not by mistake it was planned. Dominic had three people in the car with at the Freeman Crossing subdivision in Lawrenceville around midnight conducting a drug transaction. He was shot in the back while doing this and the bullet came out his heart. He was then put in the back of car and drove threw the city of Lawrenceville until The police preformed a tactical move to stop Lesley S. If the police or the family members would have gotten his phone record for that night they would have found everything. The teen was protected by juvenile laws and the involuntary manslaughter was dropped. My Condolences

Hi everyone,
I've been following Dominic Smith's case, and one thing that I can't shake off is the role of the other teens who were with him that night. It bothers me that they just left the scene after such a tragic accident. I keep wondering if things might have turned out differently had they stayed to help. It’s understandable that when fear and shock set in, people panic, especially kids. But abandoning a friend in such critical moments is hard to grasp.
My heart truly goes out to Dominic's family. They deserve answers, and I hope that maybe, just maybe, some of those kids have come forward with more information since the incident happened. Such a senseless loss could maybe spark a conversation within communities about responsibility and what to do in emergencies. Dominic deserved better, and I genuinely pray for peace for his loved ones and justice in some form.
Would love to hear your thoughts on this aspect of the case. It’s a sobering reminder for sure.
Stay safe everyone.
Hey everyone,
As more details unfold about Dominic's tragic incident, I'm really struck by the complexities involved here, particularly with the young people who were present during this terrible event. It seems like there's so much focus on the one person who held the gun and rightfully so, but I can't help wondering about the other teenagers who were there.
Why did they decide to flee the scene, leaving Dominic and the young girl behind? Were they all just scared out of their minds, or is there more to their story? It's easy to criticize their actions from the outside, but I can only imagine the panic that would hit anyone in such a confusing and intense situation, especially at such a young age.
The fact that these kids might hold some valuable information makes me hope that they'll come forward with what they know. This could be key in providing much-needed answers and possibly some measure of justice for Dominic's family.
Sending my condolences to Dominic's family and friends as they go through this incredibly tough time. Their pain must be unimaginable, and I hope the community will offer them the support they need.
Has anyone heard more about whether other witnesses have come forward? I really hope they do.
I've been following Dominic Smith's case, and my heart really goes out to his loved ones. It's just so disturbing to think about what his final moments must have been like, surrounded by friends who left in fear or confusion. I can't imagine how scared and alone he must have felt, especially as the group scattered.
It's maddening to see yet another case where a young life was taken due to careless handling of a firearm. I hope this serves as a wake-up call about the consequences of having guns so accessible to minors. It just takes one moment for a life to be lost and countless others altered forever.
Does anyone know if the other teens have come forward to cooperate with law enforcement? It seems crucial for them to share anything they know, not just for justice for Dominic but also for the community's safety. I really hope if there are any witnesses out there, they'll come forward. These events are a collective trauma—something our communities have to face and learn from together.