Donn_N poses a question which I find to be a difficult dilemna for myself:
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As far as protecting bystanders or stopping a crime in progress? Not my job. My job is to be there for my family. While I might feel like risking my life to stop a crime, do I have the right to deprive my family of a father and husband to protect a stranger? I don't think so.
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Morally I feel I have to protect a life even a bystander, but at what risk? I'm not sure...
When I was in the military I realized that it was my duty to put myself in possible risk. Now I find this situation in civilian life is maybe not so clear cut.