Indiana Becomes First State Allowing Citizens to Fire Upon Law Enforcement

[Generation Why?]

Not really sure how this will work out. Only time will tell.

[Gina]

Not really sure how this will work out. Only time will tell.

This country seems to be going to Hell in a bucket. Is anyone enjoying the ride?

[Apache]

Not really sure how this will work out. Only time will tell.

(i), a person is not justified in using force against a public servant if:
(1) the person is committing or is escaping after the commission of a crime;
(2) the person provokes action by the public servant with intent to cause bodily injury to the public servant;
(3) the person has entered into combat with the public servant or is the initial aggressor, unless the person withdraws from the encounter and communicates to the public servant the intent to do so and the public servant nevertheless continues

Facts, they're worth checking...

[Apache]

This country seems to be going to Hell in a bucket. Is anyone enjoying the ride?

You can thank the Left and their perchant for "shades of gray"... it seems everything must be spelled out for them

[FlaGator]

I have established a firm policy of never, and I mean never ever, pointing a fire arm in the direction of any law enforcement officer.

I have created this policy so as to guarantee that I have a steady, constant and uninterrupted flow of blood with in the confines of body.

[Generation Why?]

Facts, they're worth checking...

I know the laws. Let's see how this works out in practice, not just in theory.

[Apache]

I know the laws. Let's see how this works out in practice, not just in theory.

If a LEO is breaking the law in such a manner as to justify the use of deadly force has been in practice... While rare, the occasion has come up, I think they call it self defense....

[Rockntractor]

If a LEO is breaking the law in such a manner as to justify the use of deadly force has been in practice... While rare, the occasion has come up, I think they call it self defense....

Unfortunately it is usually given passing mention in your obituary. I guess it would give your wife something to sue about.

[noonwitch]

Unfortunately it is usually given passing mention in your obituary. I guess it would give your wife something to sue about.

There's my first good laugh for the morning.

[NJCardFan]

If a LEO is breaking the law in such a manner as to justify the use of deadly force has been in practice... While rare, the occasion has come up, I think they call it self defense....