Be careful what you say on 911

By Dean Weingarten

Arizona – -(Ammoland.com)- What you say on 911 is recorded. It can and will be used against you in a court of law. My friend and publisher of numerous books on gun laws, Alan Korwin, says that in the vast majority of cases where people involved in self defense scenarios end up in serious legal difficulties, it is what they said on 911 that got them into trouble. He expounds on this in his book “After You Shoot“. In a recent case in Florida, both male participants made errors. One is dead and one has been charged.

I suspect that Robert Doyle is already regretting saying that he would put his gun to the other driver’s head. If it was not for that statement, I doubt that he would be charged. The other driver, Candelario Gonzalez, threatened to “whoop his ass” and followed him to his home. Candelario Gonzalez no longer has regrets in this life. He is dead.

It appears that if Robert Doyle had not mentioned that he was going to put a gun …read more

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