Okay, got another one for you all...
Suppose that during one of these rolling black outs that we Californians have to look out for, you are protecting your business. Obviously at this point, law enforcement will not be able to respond quickly (if at all). Not to offend anyone but I've lost a little faith in the LAPD. I myself am not one of those anti-establishment, stock up guns like crazy and wait for nuclear holocaust types, in fact I am currently in the hiring process with a non-LA agency.
Getting back to the point. Let's say that during one of these blackouts a riot does indeed spark. You are bunkered down in your business and a group of opportunistic SOBs run through your door. Do you shoot first? Or do you give a warning?
Please keep in mind the legal action that may incur after the fact (after all, this IS LA). Law enforcement officers and anyone making a career in the judicial system PLEASE reply.
I just want to know what my options are if I decide to go to LA and help out my dad.
Thanks guys and gals.
Suppose that during one of these rolling black outs that we Californians have to look out for, you are protecting your business. Obviously at this point, law enforcement will not be able to respond quickly (if at all). Not to offend anyone but I've lost a little faith in the LAPD. I myself am not one of those anti-establishment, stock up guns like crazy and wait for nuclear holocaust types, in fact I am currently in the hiring process with a non-LA agency.
Getting back to the point. Let's say that during one of these blackouts a riot does indeed spark. You are bunkered down in your business and a group of opportunistic SOBs run through your door. Do you shoot first? Or do you give a warning?
Please keep in mind the legal action that may incur after the fact (after all, this IS LA). Law enforcement officers and anyone making a career in the judicial system PLEASE reply.
I just want to know what my options are if I decide to go to LA and help out my dad.
Thanks guys and gals.