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Description: ►[Gun GIVEAWAY] Enter To Win Here: bit.ly/3qhO13S When can plausible self-defense turn to murder? In this video, U.S. Concealed Carry Association Director of Content Kevin Michalowski and experienced criminal defense attorney Tom Grieve analyze cell phone footage of a deadly child custody dispute in Lubbock, Texas. What did those in the video do right? How could they both have made better choices? Let us know in the comments below. 00:00 Analyzing shocking video footage of a self-defense case some are calling murder. 00:45 Kevin rolls the cell phone video of a child custody dispute that turned deadly. 02:33 Tom’s first impressions as a practicing criminal defense attorney and former Wisconsin state prosecutor. 03:11 How could a prosecutor potentially approach this deadly child custody and trespassing encounter? Does Castle Doctrine apply? 04:24 The homeowner fires two shots, effectively stopping the altercation and killing the trespasser. What factors could have played into the effectiveness of his shots? 05:01 A lot of what a prosecutor could focus on relies on events that happen “off camera.” 05:30 Violent encounters are dynamic situations. What is considered lawful self-defense one instant could become murder in the blink of an eye. 06:30 How could a defense attorney approach this situation? 06:55 What is the “reactionary gap” as it applies to self-defense? 07:26 Kevin discusses missteps made by both parties in this deadly child custody altercation. 08:22 Remember, just because you are legally allowed to do something does not mean it is the right (or smart) thing to do. 11:10 Kevin’s advice: Use conflict avoidance. Get inside to safety and call 911. 12:10 The goal shouldn’t be to win the argument but to deescalate the situation and return to your life as normal. #selfdefense #uscca #castledoctrine ------------------------- [URGENT] Attention Gun Owners: ------------------------- Want the same peace of mind enjoyed by hundreds of thousands of responsibly armed Americans like you? Join the USCCA + REVEAL your FREE bonuses ► bit.ly/3qhO13S