Don't Make These Mistakes After A Self Defense Shooting From Top Self Defense Attorney

[@NotYourTypicalAttorneys]

Thanks for having me, brother. Really enjoyed our conversation (and the energy). Keep fighting the good fight!

[@1611KJV]

Has USCCA ever dropped a client of yours?

[@dannysllrs]

Thanks for the awesome information, we can never have too much of it! It’s a different feeling in our country right now too, we in Oklahoma had a guy from Afghanistan get caught planning his terror attack on Election Day where people were voting. It’s easy to find to read about. The number of people that have snuck into our country that hate us the last 4 years is unreal. So it’s more likely that some of us may see something messed up like that than any other times in our lives.

[@KR-mt2zx]

​@1611KJV Good luck getting an answer to that one.

[@davidmcdermott8587]

@@1611KJV No. The self defense liability insurance offered to USCCA Members (through the UFCIC) has never dropped coverage for any of the USCCA Members that I’ve represented. The USCCA is a leader in this space, and has been for years. Many of these negative stories are being generated by younger, competitor companies (i.e. companies with conflicting/competing interests).

[@joshmajor8662]

Haha 😂 maybe YOU’RE a decent lawyer, don’t know ya. But you work for a corrupt insurance company!! That screws their clients……. Then technically YOU screw your clients 🤷‍♂️👎

[@HABITZER]

I was looking at 18 years in prison in a self-defense case, and i didn't even have a gun. My public defender and the prosecutors were both horrible. I had to take the stand to save my own life. 3 years of my life lost stressing as they charged and dropped the charges several times. And then the trial. In a different state where i was on vacation so the air travel broke me. The prosecutor called my work and tried to get me fired. After my innocent verdict, they did fire me for missing work due to being at the trial. Compete hell, and to this day, i still don't feel like i won anything because I didn't. I just suffered less than I ultimately could have😢 We need better protections in this country for self defense!

[@ContentEnjoyer-gm3ky]

Brother. Please. Hold on to the fact you’re still here. It could have been a lot worse. Saying this out of personal experience. I know I’m a stranger on the internet, but you’ve won. You didn’t fall victim and you had grit.

[@stevewilliams4777]

Simply called you work and asked that you be fired? Or were they pretending to find out information on you?

[@joshmajor8662]

Lawyers on retainer!!!!

[@chips1327]

If your found innocent , then you probably have a good civil case on your hands for several reasons if what your saying is accurate

[@graywind4326]

@@chips1327These companies don’t care. Even if your hurt in a car accident, had your appendix out etc. They don’t care. Plus the payouts are too small for a lawyer to take it on without money up front.

[@texasranger24]

It is super simple. Shut up and get a lawyer. That police officer is not your friend. Yourself speaking while you are in full panic mode is not your friend. Say something like "i was afraid for my life and i want my lawyer" or "i acted in self defense and now i want my lawyer". That's all that police needs to know.

[@seanlee7276]

Lawyers are agents of the state that is prosecuting you. I would never let someone speak for me, that's why 98% of cases end up in a plea deal. People do not know how to defend themselves in court, that's the real problem. The UCC Conection: Free yourself from legal tyranny

[@mtnbkr5478]

Yeah, I was wondering why [name],[rank], [serial number] was an hour long video.

[@badado]

YES BUT WHAT ABOUT THE FACT THAT MANY CANT AFFORD A GOOD LAWYER.. WHAT DO WE DO THEN??? IS THERE A CHEAP. PROGRAM LIKE Prepaid LEGAL ANYMORE THAT. CAN GIVE US TO A GOOD QUALITY LEGAL TEAM FOR CIVIL SELF DEFENSE??

[@AshGreen359]

Those phrases are over used. Better something like "he was going to kill me"

[@mtnbkr5478]

@@badado Let the state cover the leg work of the defense, and then ask around for affordable hourly rates for the actual hearing.

[@dandyosavage]

Brandon Herrera for ATF Director. We need more 2a youtubers and voices talking about this. We can meme this into existence with the right pressure.

[@troy3456789]

Matt Gaetz introduced a bill to abolish the ATF, which is a better choice altogether.

[@NTAD]

​@troy3456789 That's good as an endgame but I would prefer a real 2A guy like Brandon get in there first and find where they've illegally stored everyone's information. Might not be able to actually get rid of all of it but it would be good to know where it is.

[@bigjon576]

No, we need to get rid of the ATF. Not give it another director.

[@NTAD]

@bigjon576 That's good as an endgame but I would prefer someone like Brandon get in there first and find where they've illegally stored everyone's information. We know they have it and if some rando gets put in charge of shutting it down, we'll never find out where it is or who else its been sent to.

[@LightYagami-rz6su]

No abolish the ATF!

[@franklabz]

15 minutes in and this seems like the longest USCCA commercial ever.

[@markhickey153]

I know i was he cut this shit about USCCA !

[@scottdiloreto8899]

Life in the courtroom is scary. I was a juror on a murder case this past spring in Texas both the defense and the prosecutor had no idea what they were doing, the police didn't understand firearms even.. 12 people saved the day.

[@kylevidetto1115]

How can they call themselves police officers if they don't understand firearms?? 🤨

[@adub1300]

@@kylevidetto1115cops are gun guys as much as they are car guys. They view them as tools they use for their job. They don’t know the first thing about them besides firing 50 rounds a year to qualify.

[@rokkudai]

​@@kylevidetto1115Civilians are usually more trained than law enforcement. You can look that up.

[@kylevidetto1115]

@rokkudai I don't doubt that at all. Citizens have more personalized incentive and can make their own time. Peace officers are definitely limited to what their employer, i.e. department, can provide financially.

[@francispitts9440]

@@rokkudaiit’s true. I served in the Marine Corps and went on to serve 40 years in law enforcement. I probably saw at least half barely pass qualifications and need to be closely monitored for safety issues. They were mostly college graduates who never touched a firearm. The former military police officers are usually much better at safety and accuracy. They have a broad understanding of firearms. I’ve witnessed so many accidental shootings some permanently disabling the officer that I was part of the first range instructors who required ballistic vests while on the range. So yeah you’re correct. The few active shooter cases I was on scene for, my second biggest concern was crossfire. Some of those officers had zero situational awareness. I wish it was better but it’s a reality.

[@AllAboutSurvival]

It’s not just about being prepared for the encounter-it’s about being prepared for what comes after. The legal system can turn your justified actions into a nightmare if you’re not careful.

[@troy3456789]

There's real danger if you defend yourself from a dei candidate.

[@chasenk00019]

Correction the system will make you a greater victim at the first potential of conviction.

[@wissker202]

I found this interview highly informative and truly enjoyable. I look forward to seeing more guests like this in the future.

[@robertmcghie6094]

I fully agree.

[@Forwardoperationbase]

The system is disgusting

[@HomeschooledBlackGuy]

Reminder that USCCA will drop you the second you’re charged with a crime. Read the fine print. Be a member if you want, but always retain a good defense lawyer. There are memberships for that too. USCCA is no such thing.

[@troy3456789]

What about the self defense thing "Attorneys on Retainer"? Liberty Girl does ads for them sometimes.

[@HomeschooledBlackGuy]

@@troy3456789 yeah you can go with them if you’re comfortable dealing with a organization that’s out of state, assuming you don’t reside in AZ. I haven’t vetted them myself. It’s certainly among the most affordable options and I know they link you up with a local attorney. However, it’s probably not as good as establishing a professional relationship with an attorney practicing in the county where you reside. To be clear about USCCA, there is plenty of value in the service for the money you’re spending. Their news letter and training resources is probably the best thing about the service. But most people sign up assuming that they’re “covered” in a self defense scenario. I just believe that’s a misrepresentation of their service. “Covered” is vague in scope and broad in translation.

[@harleysandbeer5991]

Heard about that as well, I was a member but after reading several instances about them dropping members in their time of need I ultimately decided to cancel my membership

[@r3dRoVeR247]

​@@troy3456789 what self defense thing?

[@napalmstickylikeglue]

Exactly. That's why I dumped them years ago. It's a scam company.

[@troy3456789]

"You brought a gun; you were looking for a fight" Nope.

[@JSmith-ou3sk]

It is better to have it and not need it than to need it and not have it.

[@PBE86]

Police ask alot of questions before, during & after the fact of any incident. After what I went through, I wont speak or call police especially if I put someone DOWN!

[@JSmith-ou3sk]

@PBE86 Well, the Defunct FBI doesn't make a statement for 3 days so they can fabricate their story. This entire process needs to be corrected.

[@jackblack3886]

After my combat tour in Vietnam, I walk the other way to avoid all potential contact. Don't need it.

[@troy3456789]

@@PBE86 I think it's better to bolt from the scene, especially if there's little chance you would get caught in a democrat run city. Just defend yourself and go; and never speak of it.

[@nyrainman4897]

I've heard so much of this, so the big question is, then why carry if at the end of the day, you're damned if you don't and damned if you do?

[@NTAD]

Goes back to the old adage "better to be judged by 12 than carried by 6". It's not perfect but it's easier to defend yourself a second time if you're not already dead.

[@eclous_1459]

So you don't get eliminated 🤦‍♂️

[@SundayDriver47]

So you can live to tell your story. What’s the alternative?

[@taggartlawfirm]

I’ve been USCAA on call attorney since 2019 and I’ve never gotten a call.

[@Ash_95]

Did this interview contain some hyperbole in regards to the frequency of these cases, on call contacts, etc?

[@taggartlawfirm]

@ not at all just ready.

[@graywind4326]

How far down the list are you? Self defense incidents with insured trained USCCA members are not frequent. If a couple other attorneys are in front of you they may be getting the cases. I have a different insurance provider. My lifestyle dictates its highly unlikely I will ever use it. I am aware of an attorney in my state that handles cases for them. He is not swamped and he is fairly high profile criminal defense attorney. Most do not involve actual shootings. Not many self defense shootings in my area. The ones there are don’t seem the type to carry USCCA type coverage. Only reason I know is because charges were declined and it made news.

[@taggartlawfirm]

@ I don’t mind… I just was observing that we are incredibly law abiding.

[@stephenabril7084]

Best episode yet Colion! 👍

[@shoreguyeast]

It is a crime you have to deal with this bull crap after you defend yourself/family. What the F... is wrong with our country?.........I know, POLITICIANS!

[@coolcosmic4351]

😐Up in the sky our founding fathers are witnessing this bullshit and are screeching in anger as their own bodies in their graves roll around inside of them. Because they know how absurd it is to criminalize someone for defending their own home again'st a intruder or a group of intruders with a fire arm.

[@geneballay9590]

what a grrrrreat and timely interview with a well spoken guest who brings out many good points. THANK YOU COLION.

[@db613]

This is one of the best interviews so invaluable thank you!!🙏👌

[@BirdDogey1]

Last place you will find justice is in the justice system. The people you expect to protect you are working very hard to harm you.

[@svenlindemann5084]

A very interesting discussion !

[@bogusphone8000]

New Law: If person A is found to be in defense of their life, other's lives, or anyone's property at the time of the incident, no charges may be filed and person A will have no record of the account recorded anywhere.

[@joeymeto]

I've been through it. This is spot on.

[@MarylandPatriot45]

Me, myself if I was ever in a self-defense situation, it's a no brainer that you will be taken to the police station to speak to a detective. At that point. Me: 911 Please send police and hurt wagon to address, then hang up. Police: Do you need to the paramedic? Me: Yes Detective: Miranda Rights read, then so let's talk about tonight, what happened? Me: Am I being charged? If so, I want my lawyer, if not, I want it in writing from DA and signed then we will talk.

[@brianishmael7845]

Feel bad for anyone that has USCCA after the numerous people who where dropped and researching it more I dropped my plan with them.

[@jeffclyburn9394]

Who do you have?

[@brianishmael7845]

@@jeffclyburn9394 AOR I really like colion but hate that uscca is a sponsor for him. Uscca is an insurance just like GEICO you can get dropped. Most of the time in any self defense case you get charged right away with something anything. You ran a red light to avoid the contact with a road rage incident then you had to shoot well guess what you just got charged for running the red light and then fired on someone it is included in the case dropped. Watch some videos about the difference in AOR attorney on retainer compared to USCCA

[@stevewilliams4777]

Same. I switched to ccw safe

[@Grigorgale]

What do yall think of Right to Bear?

[@Iamdudeman12]

Get attorneys for freedom they're not insurance they're a team of lawyers. Once you get charged they won't drop you.

[@TrevisGary]

Bruh I just became a uscca member today 11/21/2024

[@AdamosDad]

Amendment II A well regulated militia, being necessary to the security of a free state, the right of the people to keep and bear arms, shall not be infringed.

[@jeremybermender6322]

This was a really great video. This guy is incredibly knowledgeable and it’s no wonder everyone wants him on their case. Would love to hear him again in the future

[@dwaynemeyers5610]

This was a great podcast

[@mikeharr1]

I understand USCCA is a sponsor, but the title looks like information But, this podcast here feels like a midnight infomercial for USCCA. Colion, I like your firearm reviews sometimes and I like your information about events/happenings. I'm just saying, I'll watch the local on-air channel at 3am to see an infomercial. hope you go back to your earlier content.

[@gabriel-uc1uz]

If you didn't get any useful content out of this interview you're more biased than you think he is.

[@JM-iq8qc]

@@gabriel-uc1uzthat sounds biased

[@RED_MBD]

USCCA dropped 15 people in 2023 for loophole reasons. They will not help you! They are an insurance company first; they will do everything they can to keep from having to pay.

[@stevec9704]

Man listening to this makes me not want to carry a gun period. Just take my chances. It’s horrible just defending yourself can turn out crazy, and the self defense is bad enough. Even having insurance doesn’t seem to be the answer. Scary really.

[@John_D67]

Good info. Side note: In many states you can CC in places that have over 50% alcohol sales IF you have a permit like here in AZ. AS long as you’re not consuming obviously.

[@scottbenton5880]

Great interview! Dave is the real deal. A huge percentage of my IT clients are lawyers, so I spend a lot of time talking to them and bringing up self defense law whenever I can. Although anectdotal, I spend a lot of time educating myself in 2A and self defense law and have come to the realization that I wouldn't want to be near a courtroom with 95% of them in a self defense case, even some who are friends. It takes someone like this, who has slogged through years of these exact kind of cases to be able to represent you effectively.

[@varanid9]

Infuriating that we might have to go through all these gyrations just for saving our own lives. Something needs to be changed. Forcibly. And people who victimize us for merely wanting to continue existing be made accountable.

[@JSmith-ou3sk]

Agreed.

[@scgenton]

🙌

[@daledouglass6723]

Thank you for this! Excellent discussion and very informative!

[@tommypicchi9601]

@NotYourTypicalAttorneys Hey Brother I am beyond proud and excited to see you on this podcast. I called you many times about many things over the years. I pray that I never need to call you on a self-defense event. But if I do, I am thankful that I have you covering my six. Love you Bro

[@quenose_]

AOR for coverage. USCCA for education.

[@bibixmoxxie]

Simply put, its my constitutional right to carry a firearm, i want my lawyer

[@mattgirgenti3595]

Thank you both for doing this. Fantastic information!

[@chazzmckinney4414]

After listening to the video and reading the comments. It seems better to just run away than to have to defend yourself from the assailant then defend yourself from the government.

[@R2RO20]

At this rate, straight up murder will have a lesser penalty than defending yourself.

[@MrEye4get]

District Attorneys are politically motivated, not by justice. A crime involving a gun is a way to make a name for themselves! Victims are charged immediately with one or more felonies, that if they win will remain on their record. They can not recoup the costs of defending themselves, so attornies are more likely to NOT represent you! The "system" is flawed (~95% of cases are decided by plea), as clearly pointed out!

[@FolstrimHori]

This was an excellent and informative interview.

[@jellybryce7742]

get a lawyer get a lawyer get a lawyer dont talk to the cops until you get one.

[@troy3456789]

Tell them you were attacked, be upfront about that! Some guys were silent for days in jail until they said that, then the evidence matched the story, then police released them. Also stay a long way from dei cities.

[@calbog1990]

Thank you both for taking the time to inform the public on these important issues.

[@rawn5309]

I've heard of somebody who clearly has a self defense case and they were terrible to deal with as lawyers. That made me nervous to join. My dad is a member tho

[@graywind4326]

Get something. Just for representation during the interview if nothing else. You can choose your attorney on most of these plans. Pick a high profile criminal attorney. Few attorneys can make a living just handling self-defense cases in a small geographic area. Too infrequent so its likely going to have to be a competent criminal defense generalist.

[@drewpomianowski1312]

Dave is my guy here in Chi Town, solid dude 🤛

[@rogerrose8220]

THE best segment EVER

[@SMS2884]

I guess im in a different place. Both times, went straight home.

[@andrewfossatti4937]

Anyone else think it’s very “sus” that in NYS concealed carry insurance is “not legal”? Just throwing that out there.

[@practicalandy1976]

Maybe in the 50's when there was no CSI. The dead men tell no tales, it's old and shouldn't be repeated.

[@podsmpsg1]

Don't say anything to Police without a Lawyer.

[@graywind4326]

I don’t cross state lines with firearms but if I did I would research the laws every state I passed through and investigate ccw reciprocity with my state.

[@jonnohz1]

What a wonderful hard core education you gave me that I had NO idea. You etched that information HARD into my brain. THANK YOU. i WILL BE PASSING THIS ON TO OTHER PEOPLE.

[@w3tua]

My opinion on the Chicago client story.....his mistake was being in the $h1th0le known as Chicago. I went there once for my son's Navy bootcamp graduation and I'll never go back. The whole state of Illinois has stupid gun laws.

[@graywind4326]

The area around Great Lakes Naval Base is a total crap hole.

[@kcoolworld]

Great content and information here. Video everyone who carries should watch!

[@ZorroDaddy]

Such an important subject needs Time Stamps young man, and thank you

[@Meriwether-kc9th]

So why did uscca not cover those people when they needed help

[@jackperry7445]

Here's the thing. How many cases has uscca not plead out and their client doesn't go to prison? From what I've seen, is none. They don't fight, they plead out

[@Dstev98141]

That's My MAN Dave McDermott!

[@danielallen6109]

He represents Illinois I believe. Not surprising he’s got cases for the year lined up.

[@Gen.Bread75]

Best podcast that Colion has had. I hope the next time you are on Rogan you can dive more into this sort of thing.

[@Xfrosty91]

The bottom line in a self defense shooting is that you can go to prison even if you did the right thing so that's a problem with the pro gun argument

[@edwardr1250]

I recall reading about a case, I believe out of Phoenix, in which an incident involved an admitted self-defense shooting in which the person who defended themselves was nevertheless convicted of discharging a firearm in an unsafe direction because there were buildings behind the perpetrator. Understand, no other than the perpetrator was struck by a bullet; And the perpetrator was armed and shot at the defender. So, apparently, the law requires the victim in the moment they are being shot at and their life is at stake should not shoot back if there is a building (i.e. a place where normal people would regard as a place to hide from shooting) is in the line of fire, in a city, which is comprised of buildings 360-degrees.

[@justnana2256]

As you're speaking, I'm looking up how each point applies in my state just because I want to know.

[@chrisl5711]

California is a stand your ground state?!! That's crazy, I never knew that!!

[@ferich2001]

Only inside your home. Castle doctrine is within your walls in California.

[@rosewinter8693]

I used my 2A tool. My public defender was working for the prosecutor. When she said it will save the county lots of money by not going to trial. Disorderly was dismissed. Pled on the obstruction charge. Wife recently had radical hysterectomy & I would walk out without paying anything.

[@ajt9745]

This is a wonderfully important conversation to have. Thank you for sharing!

[@jimmyjankey4495]

so this is a USCCA ad.?

[@galfridusarturus6403]

Wait, you own your own firm with attorney's who work for you and that's how you have a jury trial every week? Because there's no way you're a solo attorney with jury trials calendared every week. That's impossible.

[@paulis7319]

This is the first podcast of yours that I listen to all the way through. Interesting stuff! Now I’m questioning if I shoulda went to law school instead of becoming a pilot. 😂

[@Buster-im5so]

This talk is awesome Colion... I've never shot a firearm, but want to get into it as a sport. Having said that, I just bought my first rifle to get started. I plan to take a three day class to learn firearm use, in addition with self defense classes. My first step- getting insurance before actually shooting and joining USCCA. I love experienced advice, and this is top shelf.

[@Buster-im5so]

P.S. I'm 65 and appreciate this new knowledge because it helps me see most precautions to take heed towards.

[@Buster-im5so]

I 'd listen to a few more hours of conversations this educational.

[@edwardr1250]

I also recall the prosecutor commenting about the defendant in the Trayvon Martin case that the defendant had suffered a wound from his head being pounded on the pavement that would only have required a bandaid, suggesting that he was required to wait until he actually suffered a life-threatening wound before he was entitled to use his firearm to stop the attack.

[@scottdiloreto8899]

When you are in an emotional state you can't think at a high level you are in survival mode

[@jp2578]

Great and informative interview. Thank you.

[@blairross3418]

It would be really interesting to see you and Tom Grieve have a conversation.

[@mock1EVOviii]

If you are found guilty, even if it's self defense and you can repeal with uscca. You have to pay back the fees, they're an insurance company, not law ferm. Heavy duty country does a good break down on it, attorneys on retainer looks to be a better option.

[@zacj4162]

Self defense cases are unique in the fact that the only way to claim self defense is that you have to admit you are the one that killed the person

[@fro-yo-momma7082]

Fear for your life just to fear life in prison

[@timhallas4275]

Remember, if everything goes according to plan, it's your word against the word of a dead man.

[@waynegordon6385]

This was an very informative and incredible podcast interview. Great Job.

[@jussmith1670]

Great info again. Ty

[@kevos823]

Thank you for the insight gents

[@andyd834]

If your anti firearm you shouldn't get to be a judge.

[@austingrunig5183]

In my ACC class the prosecuting attorney advised us to only say that you've experienced a traumatic event and not in an emotional state to speak to anyone at this time and request a lawyer. Unfortunately you'll be pressured to talk by law enforcement but remember that anything you say will be used against you in the court of law. Be respectful to responding officers but stand firm on your right to remain silent until your lawyer is present even if they suggest that only "guilty" people say that. He also said that don't be surprised if the family of the attacker will lie, claiming that they are grieving over their "angel" that wouldn't hurt anyone while in court. Be smart, play your cards right and don't give any incriminating evidence to the prosecutor who can turn it around and make you look guilty while you exercised your 2nd amendment rights legally to protecting yourself and your family. They'll try to turn it around to get a conviction no matter who was right and wrong so it is best to not talk and give any bogus "evidence" that will unfortunately waive your rights and put you in prison for a manslaughter charge 😏

[@sttvoyager1727]

GREAT CONVERSATION 🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸

[@Spanky_McWaffleson]

So...is this topic simply a response to the plethora of complaints against the USCCA for not providing what they claim they'll provide? Attorneys on Retainer seem to think so.

[@davidr7333]

Our legal system is now so messed up. Much stronger protection for most criminals and very little protection of someone who must protect themselves.The very idea of actual justice has been pretty much lost.

[@JSmith-ou3sk]

Letter and semantics of the law vs. Natural law and the spirit of the law. God gave us the right to defend, not murder. Murder is what criminals do defend is something law abiding people do.

[@chasenk00019]

Yes but the donors make more off of victims and criminals.

[@PBE86]

I self snitched on my self when I was accused of aggravated assault in Pennsylvania as an armed guard! Despite the cop never recorded my self snitching, & the "victim" vanished, but they seized a defense tool, the police had to release me from police custody! Imma go get my property back from their custody which requires a hearing!!

[@DeltaLimaActual-t2o]

Thanks for this. We (for a few years more pending retirement pensions) live in California though not in a big Blue metro. Still, if I ever have to use a firearm or even pepper spray in self-defense, I fully expect to be arrested and charged. That is life behind the Iron Curtain: "Show me the self-defender and I'll show you the crime!".

[@bryanduchane2371]

Lawyer!!!

[@edstringer1138]

"Ill be glad to help as soon as I get my Lawyers advice"; then "I want my Lawyer"

[@hdchillin]

It's sad NY doesn't allow USCCA

[@somerandombaldguy5296]

You have the right to remain silent whether you've been read your rights or not. When you're stressed and still hyped on adrenaline, it's not only a right, it's a good idea. Ask for a lawyer and use that extra time to calm down and gather your wits.

[@donniesavage2051]

I think us law Shield is pretty good

[@Finn42388]

Why isn't it applied both ways. In 2003 my father was shot to death by the police in California on the 911 call my family made to get my father help before he was shot they said if they were too come they weren't taking him alive well they showed up and did not take him alive they shot him to death right in front of my little brother ,my grandmother and myself there was a 20 million lawsuit for wrongful death we moved back to Michigan with my mother and our grandmother uncle and Aunt were taking care of the lawsuit four years went by to be told if we wanted something done we had to do it ourselves. I have discovered a newspaper clipping that said the lawsuit was decided suicide by cop March 20th 2003 when the incident took place March 8th 2003. Which is a lie because we didn't even have my father's funeral yet so someone's lying about something I reached out to attorneys and they can't help me I looked up police records court records and can't find anything.

[@troy3456789]

Is this whole talk a long USCCA commercial? They are a discredited money grabber. Attorneys on Retainer are probably better

[@glennwatson3313]

If this guy shows up as my lawyer I am getting another lawyer.

[@KYSBN418]

Why? 😂

[@tkilg7169]

Seems like we might as well pursue a life of crime, since we would be treated as criminals if we defend ourselves.

[@revengeful4615]

You covered my self defense shooting in Houston humble tx im still waiting to hear from the courts for a gran jury it’s been since 2022 and not a word back it’s 2024 now almost 2025 it was labeled as justified homicide so im confused

[@rampage_45]

I dont trust USCCA anymore. WAY too much criticism about them online.

[@billberry8240]

Great information, thank you brother.

[@NinoSoze]

An hour long commercial for uscca...people need to Google all of the cases the uscca denied coverage to its members. Better look around for the best coverage...and please, READ THE FINE PRINT!