Videos tagged with Domestic Abuse

This 'First Person Defender' episode places the participant, Trent, in a dangerous situation where he is asked to protect his friend Shirley from her abusive boyfriend. After the police are called and the abuser leaves, he returns, escalating the threat. The video explores whether Trent's actions were justified given the circumstances, highlighting a self-defense scenario. The episode is sponsored by major firearm manufacturers.

This video discusses the potential impact of the United States v. Rahimi Supreme Court case on domestic abuse and red flag laws, specifically concerning an individual's right to own a firearm. It delves into the specifics of the defendant's situation, the 5th Circuit Court of Appeals' opinions, and the definition of "the people" in constitutional terms. The analysis also touches upon the distinction between civil orders and criminal proceedings, historical legal precedents, and predictions for the Supreme Court's ruling. A warning is given about not being punished for potential future crimes.

This video discusses a disturbing incident where former NFL player Zac Stacy allegedly assaulted a woman in front of their child. While the video's title and description focus on this act of violence, it is presented by Active Self Protection (ASP), an organization that often covers self-defense topics. The description includes resources for domestic abuse victims and promotes ASP's merchandise, seminars, and patron membership. It also mentions sponsors and provides links to news stories and raw video footage related to the incident.

This YouTube video, titled 'Domestic Abuse Is Very Serious,' aims to raise awareness about domestic violence and provides resources for help. It promotes SimpliSafe home security, the Domestic Violence Hotline, and an online vehicle self-defense seminar. The description also includes links to various ASP (Active Self Protection) events, programs, merchandise, and recommended holsters. While the title and description focus on domestic abuse and self-defense, the presence of links to self-defense seminars and holsters suggests a connection to personal safety and potentially the use of firearms in self-defense scenarios, although no specific firearms are mentioned or demonstrated.

This video, sponsored by Private Internet Access (PIA) VPN, showcases a dramatic incident where a heroic bystander intervenes to thwart an act of domestic abuse. The description promotes PIA's services, highlighting its privacy features and special discount for ASP viewers. It also includes links to ASP's National Conference, Cover Your ASP Tour, recommended holsters, merchandise, and patron membership. The video emphasizes "Attitude. Skills. Plan." and directs viewers to ASP's sponsors and recommended products.

This video, sponsored by POM Pepper Sprays, features a Las Vegas doorcam recording that appears to capture an incident of domestic abuse. The description encourages viewers to support the channel through various means, including purchasing POM products, joining the ASP Extra channel for self-defense training, and becoming a Patron member. Links to raw footage and news stories related to the incident are also provided. The content emphasizes the importance of attitude, skills, and planning for real-life self-defense scenarios.

This video from Active Self Protection (ASP) discusses the seriousness of domestic abuse and how to respond to such situations through self-defense training. It promotes the ASP Extra channel for more in-depth training, mentions ASP merchandise like a limited edition polo, and directs viewers to find local self-defense instructors. The content emphasizes a proactive approach to personal safety and encourages support for ASP's work through their Patron program.

This video from '2A Today' discusses a recent 10th Circuit Court of Appeals decision concerning domestic violence and its implications for gun ownership. Filmed shortly after the May 23rd decision, the content focuses on the legal and Second Amendment aspects of this ruling. The description also provides contact information for the National Domestic Violence Hotline and links to the creator's social media and support platforms like Patreon and Paypal.

This video discusses Gavin de Becker's "The Gift of Fear," a book focused on predicting and recognizing danger signals for personal safety. The description highlights de Becker's expertise in threat assessment, his work with prominent figures and law enforcement, and his ability to shatter the myth of unpredictability in violent acts. The content strongly advocates for reading the book to learn life-saving skills, recommending it for various family members.