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What to Say to POLICE After Self-Defense! | LAW101
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OK, the nightmare has happened—you were forced to shoot someone. Now the armed robber who came at you is lying motionless in the street with your bullet in him.
Pretty soon you’ll be dealing with the police, and that raises the big question—what do you say, and NOT say, to police in the aftermath of self-defense, to make sure you’re as hard to convict as you are hard to kill?
In today’s show I break it all down and give you what you need to know to make an informed decision!
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