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I was wondering how something like that would play out myself, as one of the things that our CHL instructor (a Sgt. for the FWPD) said to my wife when she called for information on the class was that she should really get her CHL, too, just in case I'm in an accident and have my gun on me.

When I got home from work and she was telling me what he said, we were curious (but not concerned, as she was going to be getting her CHL, too) if he was talking about if an ambulance had to take me away and that would allow her to legally take possession of the concealed handgun, or if he was talking about if she needed to use the concealed handgun I had on me to stop a threat and for some reason I was incapacitated and wasn't able to.

Anyway, I'm glad he got his gun back. It's a pity that he had to go to that extreme though! Did he get reimbursed for the court filing costs, or was that a loss?