Wrong!!!!!
Dear Sir,
First of all, I work for a local buisness owner as his personal protection advisor, secondary to this position I oversee security for his business...public entertainment facility.
Now, on to the reality of the matter. It is against the law in every state where you can legally carry a firearm to draw under these circumstances.
You should never brandish a firearm (especially in a crowd of 600 people, more less juveniles). Secondly, it is not soung advice to draw your sidearm if you do not intend to use it. Third, there is a legal "thing" called reasonable use of force.
The law does allow you to defend yourself, but only allows for the minimum amount of force necessary to defend ones self or that of a third party. Also, that amount of force used must be justified by the circumstances.
The statements made above are only a few of the reasons this is not any kind of readonable...
Please feel free to explain your logic in your previous post!
TAEKWON!
SPOOKEY
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