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There is always the fact that every gun owner should very aware of what jurisdictions they travel through and what they can expect from the police and prosecutors.

Last time I saw those videos on talking to the police, they were mainly warning against allowing yourself to be interviewed and questioned. They generally didn't talk much about what to say or not say when the police show up after a shooting. I think you ought to make a basic statement about what happened and why. I think you can coach yourself to say that right. I do think it is a bad idea to then get chatty with the cops and start blubbering while in shock.

Personally, I think that one link from earlier about fleeing the scene is bad advice. If you effectively have no right of self defense because of the police and prosecutors, you have other things you need to be doing rather than planning (online) to break the law.