If he's not able to use lethal force to prevent it, that only leaves him the choice of handing Arbery the shotgun, i.e., handing a shotgun to someone fitting the description of a local felon? Setting aside the lunacy of handing a shotgun to a suspected felon in the midst of a confrontation with him, is it even legal to arm a suspected felon in Georgia?
No, you are leaving out the third choice. Don't put yourself in that situation in the first place. But that might require an IQ higher than room temperature which was not to be seen on that Georgia street on the day in question.
People who choose to brew up their own storms bitch loudest about the rain.
