So last week we had a call where a man took a girl out on their first date. As the evening is winding down, they're sitting on her couch just talking and getting to know one another.
At that moment her ex-boyfriend and another guy kick the door with the intention of kicking this new guys arse. It's 2 on 1 and both are bigger than he is...and of course they were violent enough to kick the door and frame into the house.
New guy pulls his legally owned firearm and says, "I don't want to shoot you, but I will." The girl asks new guy to leave "to avoid trouble" so he leaves but he calls us because he fears for her safety.
We arrive, the girl doesn't wish to press charges against her ex and just wants everyone to leave so no charges are filed.
So I ask you this...how is that defensive use of his weapon captured and listed as a legitimate defensive use in a survey like the one
@EvilWayz listed? Short answer...it isn't.
Capper...3 nights later the 2nd guy, who helped the ex-boyfriend kick the door in, kills a young man who was allegedly sleeping with his ex-wife. The young man who was killed was not armed.