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Question # 2 If a legally armed citizen found it necessary to draw their handgun but no shots were fired and the incident was over, should the person report what happened? S. Lewis, NY Answer You never know what the other person will do. What I mean is that they could call the local authorities and say that you pulled a weapon on them for no reason. Most criminals now how the system works and might try and get even with you by saying you pulled your gun on them for NO reason. Now, you are the one who is on the defensive. Another thing that could happen is that someone else who was not involved in the incident, saw you pull your weapon and point it at another individual. They were not close enough to know what was going on but, they could report it and they might give your license plate number to the authorities or something else that might identify you. Again you are on the defensive. You have been granted the ability to carry a firearm for self-defense. If you believe you needed to pull the weapon and point it at another human in order to defend yourself, this is what a CCW License or Permit is all about. If you pointed your pistol at another person and that made the other person retreat from what they were doing to you, you should report the incident to the authorities. Tell them when the incident took place, the time, the actions taken by the other person that made it necessary for you to draw your pistol. These are some of the things you need to tell the local authorities. Make sure you receive an incident report or some report from the local police that has some persons name on it and it tells what you reported. If you don't have this and if the other person reports the incident, and the officer or person at the police department you told it to did not write down what you told them, you are back in a position you don't want to be in. If you want to post a comment on this question or answer, send it to: Please put John O'Neil # 2 in the subject line of your e-mail. After making sure there is nothing offensive in the e-mail, it will be posted here. Please include your name and state. © 2006
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