“The law basically states that deadly force, or the threat of using deadly force shall be used only if you reasonably believe that such force is necessary to prevent the imminent commission of a forcible felony, or prevent imminent death… — Jon Gutmacher Copy Share Image
“Abductions are usually reserved for murderers. Cooperation only places you in a remote area where help is impossible. Better to be shot where somebody… — Jon Gutmacher Copy Share Image
“The qualifier, or primary question, therefore is: Is intentional display lawful in self defense situations that are less than a forcible felony, or an… — Jon Gutmacher Copy Share Image
“In fact, private citizens legally use firearms in self-defense 800,000 to two and one half million times a year according to a study by… — Jon Gutmacher Copy Share Image
“In fact, private citizens legally use firearms in self-defense 800,000 to two and one half million times a year according to a study by… — Jon Gutmacher Copy Share Image
“you can’t use, or even threaten the use of deadly force in a non-deadly force situation – period! You can’t fire a warning shot… — Jon Gutmacher Copy Share Image
“I’d also have my cellular with me, and call 911 right there if the guy refused. In this day and age, I advise people… — Jon Gutmacher Copy Share Image
“The law is that the discharge of a firearm is always the use of “deadly force”. Only time will tell if they will reverse… — Jon Gutmacher Copy Share Image
“the only time anyone should know you have a weapon, or ever see the weapon -- is when you're ready to use it, sure… — Jon Gutmacher Copy Share Image
“Backing off – is always the better move – even if you were in the right. Avoiding jail, avoiding court appearances, avoiding attorney fees,… — Jon Gutmacher Copy Share Image
“Always remember – display of a firearm in Florida makes it a jury question whether the display was “aggravated assault”, improper exhibition, or just… — Jon Gutmacher Copy Share Image
“The law basically states that deadly force, or the threat of using deadly force shall be used only if you reasonably believe that such… — Jon Gutmacher Copy Share Image
