He defended himself and a woman from a violent felon… then got 15 years in prison for it.
Imagine you’re Carl…
Air Force veteran.
Engineer.
Teacher at a local community college.
You’ve opened your home to help someone who needed a place to live.
But one night, it all turns against you.
The man you kicked out weeks ago…
A violent felon.
He used to live upstairs with the woman he dated –
But the constant arguing and violence reached a breaking point.
He had to go.
But he came back…
He kicked out the bottom panel of the back door.
Entered the house.
Found his ex-girlfriend, grabbed her by the hair, threw her to the ground, and began striking her.
You know his past…
He shot and killed a man before.
Now he appears to reach for his gun…
Fearing for your life and the woman’s safety, you draw and pull the trigger.
Twice.
The attack stopped.
And get this…
The felon you killed had once been sentenced to up to 10 years in prison for the man he shot and killed…
But you?
You’re sentenced to 15 years to life for murder!
You spend 14 months in prison before the judgment is finally overturned.
There’s little to celebrate, though, when you get out…
Your job’s gone.
Your credit’s destroyed.
Your reputation is ruined.
And just try getting hired as a teacher after that…
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That’s what really happened to Carl.
And If you ever find yourself in Carl’s place, I can’t promise you won’t face the same legal battle.
But I can promise this:
You won’t face it alone.
Because, as a USCCA Member, you get more than education, training, and tools…
You get self-defense liability insurance⁰ as an automatic benefit…
…which means that you can have the best legal team money can buy…
Ready to protect your freedom, your finances, and your future.
And you won’t pay a dime out of pocket.
Literally thousands of USCCA members have used their self-defense liability benefits to defend themselves.
To name a few:
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Brian from North Carolina defended his family against a violent attacker. Was charged with first-degree murder. Case dismissed. The $50,000 in legal fees? Covered.
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Jacouri Burns in Kentucky faced murder and second-degree assault charges after a self-defense incident. He was found not guilty after going to trial. Legal fees: $250,000 — covered.
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James Edwards in Florida was charged with second-degree murder after a harrowing self-defense case. He was found not guilty of all charges. Legal fees: $250,350 — covered.
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Billy Cowart from Chicago faced attempted murder for defending himself from an intoxicated co-worker. Found not guilty. Legal fees: $175,000 — covered.
- John and Billie Jo Wollaston in Kentucky were assaulted in their own home and faced multiple charges. Charges dismissed. Legal fees: $42,500 — covered.
And if you’re ready to live with the confidence to face the before, during, and after a self-defense incident…
Then today I’d like to give you a special opportunity to try out a USCCA membership completely risk-free for 30 days.
