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A bit of advice peeps.

The law says you are allowed to use reasonable force to defend yourself and that force must be proportionate. IF someone 'lunged' at you and you "feared for your life" then it is reasonable to stop them EVER being able to do that again...

Keep the statement simple. "Officer I was in fear of my life, he lunged at me" Nothing else otherwise you open the door... Let them prove otherwise.

God protect us from those who are supposed to protect us :rolleyes::rolleyes::rolleyes:
 
Over here you or your family has to be in danger before you can protect yourself o if your van is been robbed the law is ypu should let it as it can be replaced personally I think thats bullshit criminal has more protection then the owner the laws need to change
 
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