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That is a unique situation.
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Every use of force encounter is unique.
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We have been questioning if an unarmed attack really rises to a level that would allow or necessitate the use of deadly force.
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Actually, we started out looking at the justification of non-deadly force.
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Interestingly enough advancement, even after the use of deadly force (the aggressor had been shot), seems to be evidence of the requirement of the use of deadly force.
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I don't see it quite that way.
The defender had a gun in his hand, and the attacker pursued him "to the wall" as he tried to escape, in a stand your ground jurisdiction. The risk was not one of the unarmed attacker's use of force to cause death or serious bodily harm; it was one of the attacker
taking the gun and using deadly force.
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While I get the point it seems tremendously circular.
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???
As has been said, the defender would have been a
lot better off had he had the ability to use a less lethal option.
From a tactical standpoint, he would have been better off not leaving the store.
The existence of the video probably helped the defender a great deal in a number of ways here.