Guy Relford returns for another episode of “The Gun Guy” on 93.1 WIBC. Guy begins the show talking about the deadly shooting of Dustin Phipps at a Marathon gas station on the corner of Emerson and Southeastern Avenue. Court documents say Anvictor Butler fired fatal shots at Dustin Phipps as he got in the car Butler was driving.  

https://www.wishtv.com/news/i-team-8/man-charged-with-murdering-carjacker-at-indianapolis-gas-station/

Guy takes issue with the local media coverage of this shooting. He also took issue with Lawyer Mario Massillamany’s opinon on WTHR "You're still looking at murder charges, even if that was his car and he legally could possess a gun because, in Indiana, the only time you're allowed to use deadly force is in your house," says Massillamany. 

https://www.msn.com/en-us/news/crime/man-charged-with-murder-for-shooting-a-person-getting-in-the-car-he-was-driving/ar-AA14hEC9

See Guy’s social media post regarding Mario’s opinion here: 

https://www.facebook.com/gunguyWIBC/

Guy agrees with Indiana state law that only allows the use of deadly force when your life is threatened. You are not allowed to use deadly force when one is running off with property.  A caller asks when deadly force is justified. Guy talks about the 4 times one is justified in using deadly force. 

Guy Relford returns for another episode of “The Gun Guy” on 93.1 WIBC. Guy begins the show talking about the deadly shooting of Dustin Phipps at a Marathon gas station on the corner of Emerson and Southeastern Avenue. Court documents say Anvictor Butler fired fatal shots at Dustin Phipps as he got in the car Butler was driving.  
<a href="https://www.wishtv.com/news/i-team-8/man-charged-with-murdering-carjacker-at-indianapolis-gas-station/">https://www.wishtv.com/news/i-team-8/man-charged-with-murdering-carjacker-at-indianapolis-gas-station/</a> 
Guy takes issue with the local media coverage of this shooting. He also took issue with Lawyer Mario Massillamany’s opinon on WTHR "You're still looking at murder charges, even if that was his car and he legally could possess a gun because, in Indiana, the only time you're allowed to use deadly force is in your house," says Massillamany. 
<a href="https://www.msn.com/en-us/news/crime/man-charged-with-murder-for-shooting-a-person-getting-in-the-car-he-was-driving/ar-AA14hEC9">https://www.msn.com/en-us/news/crime/man-charged-with-murder-for-shooting-a-person-getting-in-the-car-he-was-driving/ar-AA14hEC9</a> 
See Guy’s social media post regarding Mario’s opinion here: 
<a href="https://www.facebook.com/gunguyWIBC/">https://www.facebook.com/gunguyWIBC/</a> 
Guy agrees with Indiana state law that only allows the use of deadly force when your life is threatened. You are not allowed to use deadly force when one is running off with property.  A caller asks when deadly force is justified. Guy talks about the 4 times one is justified in using deadly force.

'The Gun Guy,' Guy A. Relford, is a Second Amendment attorney and a certified firearms instructor.  Join Guy every Saturday from 5 p.m. - 7p.m. On WIBC or catch the podcast here, to discuss all things gun related.  Learn about your gun rights, the defense of the Second Amendment, what's going on in the legislature on gun-related issues, gun training tips and much, much more.  

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