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  • WebSnyper

    Time to make the chimichangas
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    BBI shares a robbery story in his class. It's actually one of the scenarios we did. The perp was holding good guy A at gun point. Good guy B, who was unknown to the perp, put a round in the back of his head from point blank range. Clean shoot.

    That's the kind of scenario I was thinking of. I'm not about to yell drop it, etc. If someone in that situation needs shooting, they are going to get shot, I'm not about to give them any warning, etc and have no requirement to do so as a non LEO, etc.
     

    Captaincrunk

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    Generally shooting folks is a rare occurrence for me :ingo: That said, I get what you are saying, but there is also no duty to make someone aware, if the circumstances warrant them being shot and one is sure of his/her target.

    If someone has no idea I am even there, are they a threat to me? Possibly, but that's a rare circumstance. Of course if someone ELSE is being threatened that would change things. Again, pretty rare circumstances.
     
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