Thank you all so much, I didn't sleep much last night kept on thinking how it could have turned out so much different, he was very very lucky. DS is still asleep, he musn't have had a good night either. I'm going to give him the biggest cuddle when he wakes up.
Regards,
Dianne
Your poor DS, I think he did well considering his age. I'm so glad he's ok. I hope it all blows over.
He'll be right. What point is there in teaching kids self-defence if you...can't use it in self-defence?? I don't think you'll have any more issues with it. I hope we don't live in a world where an aggressor gets to counter-charge you!
He sounds like he'll be a great member of the community, does your son![]()
They would only charge him if he used 'excessive force'.
just as Misty said!
Legally you can use a REASONABLE amount of force to protect yourself or another person. What is reasonable? well, if he had of thrown an elderly frail lady down on the ground in a MA technique, that is not REASONABLE amount of force. A small woman can use much more force against a full grown man then what a man is alloud to use against a woman ITMS. So considering your DS needed assistance, he did not use excessive force or any more than what was reasonable. If anything, expect the police to ask you & your Ds if he would like to press charges on the drunk because that was assult. Don't forget, your Ds is only 15yo, the police should be coming down hard on the guy.... More than likely why he was sitting there hand cuffed!
Your poor Ds, he must have been really scared! I'm so glad you have given him the tools/knowelege to protect himself! The police will praise him, & so would a magistrate if it went that far (but it wont!)
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