OK, hypothetical question regarding the "Parade Accident" in Waukesha
So, let's say you are standing on the sidelines at a parade and you see an SUV plowing into people.
You are armed.
At what point would it be considered appropriate or legal to draw your weapon and fire at the vehicle?
I mean, obviously, you have determined that something is seriously wrong, but your life isn't directly threatened nor is the life of any of your relatives.
And you really can't determine if the carnage will continue or might be the result of a medical emergency or a problem with the vehicle.
Trying to wrap my head around this scenario.
So, let's say you are standing on the sidelines at a parade and you see an SUV plowing into people.
You are armed.
At what point would it be considered appropriate or legal to draw your weapon and fire at the vehicle?
I mean, obviously, you have determined that something is seriously wrong, but your life isn't directly threatened nor is the life of any of your relatives.
And you really can't determine if the carnage will continue or might be the result of a medical emergency or a problem with the vehicle.
Trying to wrap my head around this scenario.