S13E22: JUSTIFIED SAVES – Whose Fight Is It?
About This Episode:
We review a monthly set of justified save cases to discuss decision-making in defensive gun use incidents, including questions about who was the initial aggressor and when a threat had ended. The episode covers cases in Michigan, Oklahoma, Utah, Tulsa, Ohio, Philadelphia, and Florida, with incidents involving robbery, assault, domestic violence, forced entry, evidence handling, and police investigations.
We also give an update on the South Carolina case involving Chike Rick Chow, focusing on the later civil lawsuit after the earlier criminal process. Throughout, we emphasize the differences between criminal and civil standards and the risks of continuing a pursuit after an initial threat has ended.
New Stories
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- Police Release Suspect Arrested in Connection with Fatal Hazel Park Shooting at After-Prom Party
- One Injured in Shooting at Bartlesville Shopping Center, Suspect Detained
- Father Shot and Killed After Family Says He Attacked Them
- Deadly Royal Farms Shooting Was Self-Defense; Bystander Tampered with Evidence, Police Say
- Springfield Police Identify Man Killed in Claimed Self-Defense Shooting
- Park City Resident Shoots Suspect During Confrontation
- Daytona Beach Police Investigating Fatal Shooting
- South Carolina Jury Finds Store Owner Not Guilty of Murder in Fatal Shooting of Teen
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I want to say I really enjoyed and learn somethings from your thus episode but I have a question when you get qualified for conceal carry can you also where armor/ body Armour to protectt your life the reason I ask is just because we carry guns does not me we cannot be shot so is body armor including in our right to ¹i and bear arms .
Body Armor is illegal in at least 1 state I’m thinking of but I think broadly speaking its perfectly fine for anyone, regardless of your armed status.