What NOT To Do After A Self Defense Shooting
This video from USCCA, featuring Kevin Michalowski, outlines critical 'do nots' after a self-defense shooting. The two worst actions are continuing deadly force after the threat has ceased, which can turn a defender into an aggressor, and tampering with evidence, such as moving a body or planting a weapon, which severely hinders legal defense. The video emphasizes securing immediate safety, calling 911 effectively, and performing self-assessment and first aid.











