This did not happen to me, but to a relative.
During summer in the South, he was legally CC in an ankle holster. As he was about to cross in a crosswalk in a busy urban area, a car cut across in front of him so close he actually had to push off of the car to get away from it.
The driver (Mr. Steroid from now on) stopped and began threatening him for touching his car. My relative responded by moving away from the guy, basically putting the guy in a spot where he had to abandon his car in the middle of a street to pursue. Mr. Steroid leaves in a hurry.
My relative is rather freaked out, so he leaves the street to get out of sight in a parking lot and takes a moment when he is out of sight to move his Glock from ankle holster to his pants pocket and continues on his way.
But, Mr. Steroid managed to find him, pulled up and jumps out of his car. My relative continues to open the distance, but Mr. Steroid begins approaching him threatening to kick his ass.
So, what is the correct course of action here?
During summer in the South, he was legally CC in an ankle holster. As he was about to cross in a crosswalk in a busy urban area, a car cut across in front of him so close he actually had to push off of the car to get away from it.
The driver (Mr. Steroid from now on) stopped and began threatening him for touching his car. My relative responded by moving away from the guy, basically putting the guy in a spot where he had to abandon his car in the middle of a street to pursue. Mr. Steroid leaves in a hurry.
My relative is rather freaked out, so he leaves the street to get out of sight in a parking lot and takes a moment when he is out of sight to move his Glock from ankle holster to his pants pocket and continues on his way.
But, Mr. Steroid managed to find him, pulled up and jumps out of his car. My relative continues to open the distance, but Mr. Steroid begins approaching him threatening to kick his ass.
So, what is the correct course of action here?