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.
At the point we're discussing, that's already history. Now take it from there.
Retreat.
At the point we're discussing, two people have a firm grasp of the shotgun. The only way for Travis to retreat would have been to let it go. Is that your suggestion for him?
