By Gabby

What should you say when the police arrive?
Will you go to jail?
Who will bail you out?
Will you need a lawyer?
Who should your family call?
Is anyone hurt or traumatized?
Who will clean up your home?
Where will you and your family stay if your home is deemed a crime scene?
Where will you get the cash to pay for all these incidental expenses?
People don't hear enough, about what happens after you defend yourself. There are a slew of events, decisions and expenses that almost always follow, but since the news rarely covers the story of the good guy, many don't even know that we need to prepare to answer these questions too.

Once a family joins, Second Defense Alliance begins to prepare for their what-ifs. A complete record is kept for the family so that in an emergency, everything is easy to find. Have a lawyer already? Great, that information is at hand and they will be contacted and paid. Need bail money, they arrive ready to handle it. If you don't have a lawyer, they have a national database that has been narrowed and screened, so finding legal representation isn't a problem.
Currently, the group only covers actual home invasions. They are working on extending their reach, but for now they are filling a majorly deficient void. One of the most important factors about this organization, I believe, is that they inspire every gun owner, every household and every family, to address some very important questions, in advance of an emergency or incident.
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