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September 4th, 2017, 02:59 PM #21
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September 4th, 2017, 03:01 PM #22
Re: So you shot someone in self defense... Now What
king shooters in KOP offers a class, "what to do after you shoot someone" - or something like that. it is well worth the ~$20 and time.
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September 4th, 2017, 03:07 PM #23
Re: So you shot someone in self defense... Now What
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September 4th, 2017, 03:09 PM #24
Re: So you shot someone in self defense... Now What
I would recommend reconsidering how incapacitated the suspect is, before I kicked his weapon away.
If possible get behind concealment or better yet cover.
Make sure you describe yourself physically to the dispatcher and I would state that I have an LTCF and was involved in a self defense shooting. If possible stay on the line and follow any safe instructions.
If possible I would reholster instead of holding a weapon in my hand or introducing it to a chaotic scene.
Like someone else said, after giving a conscise explaination of what happened I would state that I will fully cooperate after speaking to legal counsel and request medical attention if needed for physical or other injury.
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September 4th, 2017, 03:13 PM #25
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September 4th, 2017, 03:29 PM #26
Re: So you shot someone in self defense... Now What
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September 4th, 2017, 03:35 PM #27Super Member
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Re: So you shot someone in self defense... Now What
It is not. It's the truth.
Reason being: if someone attacks you at 4 am, with a knife, there is an extremely high probability you are getting cut. There is no arguing that.... You will have an injury. Individuals do not attack other individuals with knives from 10+ feet away... They wait until they are close. So you are at least getting stabbed, in the OPs scenario
Here's a fact.. if you mention "shooting" or "stabbing", the ambulance is not going to putting up on scene until a police officer gets there and clears the scene. It's normal procedure that they will sit and wait for the officer to get there and clear the scene... All while you are bleeding from your injuries. They will also leave the scene if it looks dangerous and someone is waving a gun around, which is why I would holster my pistol.
My response of not saying anything to the 911 operator has nothing to do with a confession..... It has everything to do with, I will need medical attention and I would want it there asap, so I don't die.
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September 4th, 2017, 03:45 PM #28
Re: So you shot someone in self defense... Now What
You you don't have a answer to this question, leave the gun at home----.
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September 4th, 2017, 04:43 PM #29
Re: So you shot someone in self defense... Now What
The OP never mentioned being injured, obviously if you are injured rendering first aid to yourself whether compression or a tourniquet is obviously in the first steps you will be taking.
I do not recommend being "vague" in the hopes that an ambulance will get there quicker to treat only your injuries.
I can only speak about Philadelphia, but a report of a shooting or stabbing has cars flying to the scene. And our protocol is to scoop any penetrating wound of the chest or abdomen. If you are stabbed, you will be on the way to a trauma center in a police car possibly before the medic unit has cleared the station.
Additionally, I know this will not be a big concern to you at that time, but a huge issue we have encountered, is what first aid we provided to the suspect we just shot. After all is said and done, it would be good to have answers while being accused of just wanting to kill the suspect during the civil trial that will most likely occur.
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September 4th, 2017, 04:47 PM #30Super Member
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Re: So you shot someone in self defense... Now What
1.- Make sure that the dirtbag is dead. 2.-Compose yourself...wait until your heart rate and breathing return to normal. 3.- Proceed to nearest animal shelter and adopt the worst looking fleabag you can find. 4.- Return to scene of shooting. 5.- Call 911. 6.- When popo arrive they will shoot the dog (more humane than being "put down"...that's why you pick the least-likely to be adopted). 6.-Police will treat you well because the call wasn't a complete waste of time and, at the end of the day, everybody gets to go home......except for the dog.........and the guy you killed.
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