No responsibly armed American or responsible gun owner ever hopes to be involved in a self-defense incident. However, it is important to not only be prepared for what happens during, but also for what happens after a self-defense incident. In this week’s “Ask an Attorney” video, attorney Tom Grieve answers the frequently asked question, “What’s the first thing you have to do if you are ever involved in a self-defense incident?”
What Is the First Thing You Should Do If You Are Ever Involved in a Self-Defense Incident?
It is absolutely crucial for responsibly armed Americans to understand what they should do if they are ever involved in a self-defense incident. This week, Grieve discusses the many things to keep in mind about the immediate aftermath of a self-defense incident, including the importance of winning the race to 911. You must, of course, make sure that you are safe and uninjured, but after that, being the first to call 911 could be the difference between going to jail and going home to your family.
About Tom Grieve, Grieve Law
Tom Grieve is a highly awarded former state prosecutor. He started Grieve Law, LLC, now one of the most successful criminal defense law firms in Wisconsin. He is a respected top criminal defense lawyer in the state and has a deep knowledge of Wisconsin firearms law. Tom has gone above and beyond and also received his certification as a firearms instructor. He participates as a regular speaker and panelist with the USCCA for live broadcasts, training videos and national expos, and even serves as a speaker and analyst on numerous radio and TV stations, as well as college and law school campuses.
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