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Luis Johnson’s case is every concealed carrier’s nightmare. There’s a version of this story where a man does everything in his power to avoid shooting someone. He backs up. He creates distance. He keeps walking away. He tries not to pull the trigger. And then he still ends up face down in the lobby of his own apartment building with Denver police firing nine rounds around him. The first part of the video appears to show Johnson retreating while armed as another man keeps advancing, camera in his face, pressing the confrontation. Johnson already has the gun out, but he is still trying to avoid using it. That matters. Because in this country, you do not draw a firearm just to scare someone. If you pull it, you better already be at the point where using it may be legally justified. But what happens when you’re at that line and still desperately don’t want to shoot? That gap is where this whole tragedy falls apart. After the first shooting, police arrive with almost none of the context we have now. Someone tells them that man just shot my son. That’s the briefing. They don’t know Johnson was backing away. They don’t know what led up to it. They don’t know he may have been trying to avoid the whole thing. All they see is a man identified as the shooter, still holding a gun, walking into a building. Then comes the trap nobody talks about: Police yell “drop the gun.” But to drop the gun, you have to move. And when adrenaline is redlined, any movement can look like a threat. That is how a man trying to comply can still get shot in the half-second where everyone’s life is on the line. This is not a simple “good guy vs bad guy” story. It is a brutal lesson about ego, fear, adrenaline, police response, and the reality that self-defense does not end when the first threat stops. Luis Johnson survived the aggressor. He survived the police shooting. But the legal fight may still be waiting. If you carry a gun, understand this: Situational awareness is your first weapon. The gun is the last one. And pulling the trigger is not the finish line. It is the halfway point. Shop the “America” hat at: https://shop.mrcolionnoir.com/collections/america Join Our 2A Membership Club here on YOUTUBE and get these perks: ➡️ https://www.youtube.com/@ColionNoir/join Join MY Exclusive 2A Advocacy Text List while AUTOMATICALLY being entered in our monthly 2A Giveaways ➡️ https://bit.ly/3FFLHJi This Video is Brought To You By NOSLER Let's Go Brandon Merchandise ➡️ https://bit.ly/3EbcXP8 Get UnApologetically 2A Content In Short-Form On YouTube & Help Protect The Second Amendment ➡️https://www.youtube.com/colionnoirshorts?sub_confirmation=1 FREE BOOK - If I Only Had One Concealed Carry ➡️ https://www.mrcolionnoir.com/start-here/ PRO 2A Message Hats In Trucker, Dad, Snapback & More ➡️ https://shop.mrcolionnoir.com/collections/hats Looking to help further our Pro Constitution, Pro 2A message, donate below: https://www.MrColionNoir.com/donate/ UnApologetically 2A Content Content On Other Platforms: Twitter - https://twitter.com/mrcolionnoir Instagram - https://www.instagram.com/colionnoir/ Facebook - https://www.facebook.com/COLIONNOIR/ Gab - https://gab.com/ColionNoir Truth Social- https://truthsocial.com/@ColionNoir Youtube Shorts - https://youtube.com/colionnoirshorts?sub_confirmation=1 #2ANews #ColionNoir All the Ammo is Sponsored By NOSLER, the Official ammunition partner of Colion Noir

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