I'm not certain if you mean that you won't draw until you actually have to fire but if that is what you mean, that may be too late.AKC322 wrote: My takeaway from this story is to never, ever draw my weapon until I am absolutely certain there is no other alternative but the use of deadly force.
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- Wed May 15, 2013 9:39 am
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Re: e-mail from student about road raging motorcyclist
- Wed May 15, 2013 8:04 am
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Re: e-mail from student about road raging motorcyclist
How do you know he wasn't? Pulling a gun doesn't mean you have to shoot.poppo wrote:
If you pull a gun, you better be getting ready to use it. And have a good reason for doing so.
And by the law he did have a good reason to shoot.
Could "Ron" have descalated the situation? Maybe, maybe not. What it came down to though is the aggressor escalated the situation by attempting to commit a violent felony, "Ron" used an appropriate amount of force to prevent unlawful force from being used against him and everybody went home with the same amount of holes that they left with. Maybe things could have gone better but given the circumstances they could have been a lot worse.