Armed Chicago Woman Shoots Man Attempting To Rob Her, Now His Family Is Suing For 10 Million

Armed Chicago Woman Shoots Man Attempting To Rob Her, Now His Family Is Suing For 10 Million

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GT2ZvR00VJE

Feb 21, 2023 #2ANews #ColionNoir
Off-Duty Chicago Officer Robbed
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The video starts as just another day in southside Chicago. Three people start confronting and trying to attack one guy.

I'm assuming they were making a lot of noise about it because she comes out and confronts them as a mediator of sorts.

Three of the guys walk off a few seconds later while she speaks with the fourth person.

Then out of nowhere, once she turns her back and starts to walk off, this goofball ATTACKS her!

All the reports I read said he was trying to take her gun, and it did seem like that's what he was trying to do until the armed woman WHO told him exactly what she was about to do.

To which he responded, trying to call her bluff, she would have to do it.

Then, as the saying goes, he messed around and found out.

Now let's talk about all the lessons to be learned here in which I talk about in the video:

One: The gun is the equalizer.
Two: Keep a round in the chamber.
Three: Gun control doesn't work on criminals.
Four: The Reality of open carry
Five: Get some type of concealed carry insurance

I say that because even though this woman was not charged with anything, the man's family sued her in civil court for 10 million dollars.

Unfortunately, we live in a society where you can use a gun to save your life, but the family of the person you saved yourself from can turn around and try to sue you into bankruptcy.

So you may beat the criminal case, but you'll still have to deal with the civil.

That's why it's essential to have some type of concealed carry insurance like you get when you become a member of USCCA because you'll not only have access to attorneys to help you with your criminal and civil case, but they'll also cover you for any collateral property damage that may occur during your self-defense shooting

Let's say she missed a couple of those shots and hit a car or a window; with a USCCA membership, you could have all of that covered.