Self-Defence: What Are Your Rights? The Hard Truth

Are you legally allowed to protect yourself and your family at home? What does that look like and what does that mean?
In this video, we dive into Canada's self-defence laws, the concept of castle doctrine, and the realities of using reasonable force for self-defence. With 20 years experience as a police officer, Randall Arsenault, also known as Officer Arsenault address common myths, frustrations, and questions about your legal rights when facing potential threats. We'll explore firearm laws, misconceptions about self-defence, and why people demand change.
If you're wondering, "Can I defend myself in Canada?" or "What are Canada's self-defence laws?", this video is for you. People need to know their rights and responsibilities when it comes to self-defence. Common questions people ask through the comments section such as "Can I buy pepper spray or a taser for protection?" and "What are my rights during a home invasion?" need to be addressed.
This is a must-watch for anyone looking to understand their rights and stay informed about personal and home safety. Share your thoughts in the comments - your perspective matters!

I AM NOT A LAWYER AND THIS IS NOT LEGAL ADVICE! I consider myself a reasonable man who, as a former police officer, has relevant experience to share. I'm looking to engage others in conversation. If you have legal advice and would like the opportunity to discuss this on video, please reach out to me directly.

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