Oh, my aunt Fred!
First, if somebody attempts to run you over with a car, you file a report with the police and have them arrested immediately.
Second, you simultaneously file a restraining order and as soon as the police report and restraining order are submitted, the police serve the defendent, search their property/premises and then seize their fire arms. Qnd heaven forbid the police find unregistered / illegal firearms, that knucklehead will not see the light of day until he/she proves their innocence.
Problem solved.
She’s an hysterical, wannabe victim.
Except that Florida is a free state - there is no registration of guns.
People are free to buy, own and sell legal guns within the state without any involvement of the state government.
The only exceptions are for criminals who have lost the right to own guns.
IOW, because you are a gun owner, you get no due process as regards your property.
“First, if somebody attempts to run you over with a car, you file a report with the police and have them arrested immediately.”
Seemingly...
About 25 years ago my wife worked for our ‘battered womens center’ (it serves seven counties in Montana).
A woman with a broken leg and two children were admitted to the ‘shelter’ (actually it’s a nice home in a good neighborhood).
She lived on the Crow Indian Reservation and her husband was beating her severely. One day she was walking to the Reservation Police station to file a complaint when her husband drove off of the street well onto the lawn and ran this poor woman over — with his POLICE car!
She was successfully relocated.
Just a reminder that truth can be stranger than fiction.
She had a restraining order against him when he rammed her car as they were leaving court. She reported that incident and he was in jail for it when she went to get his guns.