way too many people in there to start flinging hollow points.
But reading that article someone posted I saw this
Does this mean if someone snuck up behind you, sank a knife in your side and grabbed your wallet, then started running away that you would be UNjustified in shooting him? Not saying I would shoot, I was just trying to understand the rules on the situation. I know I would already be on alert if someone were even close to me in a bad area, but just posing a hypothetical.
But reading that article someone posted I saw this
The shooting of a fleeing felon, while it may be justified by certain rare and extraordinary circumstances, is generally forbidden. The primary holding of the law is that once the criminal breaks off the attack, he is no longer placing anyone in immediate danger and therefore can no longer legally be shot in self defense. The law permits killing force to protect in the here and now, not to avenge in the aftermath.
Does this mean if someone snuck up behind you, sank a knife in your side and grabbed your wallet, then started running away that you would be UNjustified in shooting him? Not saying I would shoot, I was just trying to understand the rules on the situation. I know I would already be on alert if someone were even close to me in a bad area, but just posing a hypothetical.