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re: Defense Lawyers point of view for using your concealed firearm

Posted on 2/15/16 at 6:27 pm to
Posted by VetteGuy
Member since Feb 2008
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Posted on 2/15/16 at 6:27 pm to
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If you are not accustomed to regularly shooting a living human being, when you are forced to, you will be absolutely hysterical.


I don't think I'd be hysterical just based on past situations I've been in.

That said, I'm sure I'd be shook up some and in no condition to have an open convo with people who aren't my fiends.

I base this on episode that happened to me a few weeks ago.

I was rear-ended on the Causeway while I was driving 65. The guy that hit me was racing or having an altercation with some guy in a truck and they literally flew up behind me. I was in the right lane, the truck was in the left. The guy that hit me then banged into the right side guardrail. I kept my car straight, kept it gathered up, switched lanes and got to a crossover. I called 911 and had a tough time keeping my composure (anger, shock, etc). I was able to accurately identify the car that hit me and the truck he was racing.

I tell y'all this b/c I think I drive pretty well, I handled the car fine and it was still a surprising event. I never had the slightest issue with keeping the car under control, b/c I've been in tighter spots before.

Dealing with the very unprofessional Causeway police was no picnic. They did catch the guy that hit me and arrested him for DWI. They didn't get the truck.


Going through that, if I had to use a firearm in a defensive manner (never having done that before), I'm calling my lawyer and they can arrest me if they want.
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