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After the Shot: What to Do and Say to Police Following a Defensive Shooting
By Doug HowlettPublished On: September 16, 2025
Your hands are shaking. Somebody was kicking in your back door, you dialed 911, but the police couldn’t get there quickly enough. A ...
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After the Shot: What to Do and Say to Police Following a Defensive Shooting