Videos tagged with Victim Factors

This episode discusses victim and subject factors in self-defense scenarios, emphasizing that individuals with physical limitations may be justified in using more force sooner. It highlights the importance of articulating the reasons for force escalation to investigating officers and the need for legal counsel when facing potential brandishing charges. The segment also stresses the importance of being the first to call 911 to establish oneself as the complainant.

This episode of "Into the Fray" discusses a critical self-defense scenario: what to do when you are unable to physically escape a threat (getting off the 'X'). The video highlights that if one is not nimble enough to retreat, legal alternatives exist allowing for the use of greater force sooner. It emphasizes the concept of victim/subject factors, suggesting that a reduced ability to flee can justify using force when others might be expected to retreat, asserting "If you can't run, you are allowed to fight." The description also includes links for a gun giveaway, further training from US Concealed Carry Association (USCCA), and the USCCA's social media profiles.