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In a rural area where LE rsponse can be anywhere from 2 to 10 minutes depending on where officers happen to be in the county, I guess any CC that responds to a situation will need to keep this in mind. I would assume that most of the CC people reading this would make an attempt to engage the BG and try to help until LE arrives rather than stand around wringing their hands waiting for LE help. Hopefully responding LE would understand this. I would agree that putting your weapon away if not actively in use would be a smart move.

Wish there was something a concealed carry holder could have on his/her person out of sight that could be slipped on (maybe a bright colored arm band for instance) if he or she was to enter a situation like this. Might at least alert a LEO at cause him or her to not shoot 1st and ask later.