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Self Defense for Armed Carjacking

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Summary: The best self defense for armed carjacking is to get out of the car. Learn self defense for carjacking from a martial arts instructor in this free safety video.

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By Darryl Johnson
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Darryl Johnson has been training students in martial arts for 16 years. He is trained in Krava Maga, Muay Thai, and Jiu-Jitsu and has a fighting school in Sandy, Utah. Darryl trains...read more

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"In this series, we're going to talk about some things women can do to keep themselves safe while traveling or when they're out abroad. Another situation that might evolve when you're traveling or even when you're here locally in town, is carjacking. The rule of thumb is if someone presents a weapon, a firearm or even a knife if they can reach you, it's not worth your life to protect your vehicle. You want to get out of the car, let them have it. You don't want to go with them. So, if I come to the car and I give her the gun, I say, "give me your car," I want her out of the car right away. She's not going to fight. She's going to get out of the car, leave the keys and just take off. Move, move, move. If she allows me to keep her in the car, she's putting her life in grave danger because now, I've committed a felony. I have a witness. I might get nervous, maybe I'm on drugs. She doesn't want to be anywhere near me. It's much better to report the car stolen, file a police report, as hard as that may be to do, but do not stay with the car. Do not go with the gunman unless it's absolutely unavoidable. It's very likely that something bad will happen to you if you leave with an armed gunman, especially if it's someone who's obviously as violent as a carjacker. Obviously, things may change if you have a child in the back seat. You know, you want to make sure that your kid's out. Just let, cooperate with the gunman, let him know, hey the car's yours, I don't want it. Here's the keys, take it. You need to get out of the car, get away from gunman as fast as possible. If there is a child in the back, make sure you articulate that to the gunman. He doesn't want to be guilty of not only of carjacking but kidnapping as well. On the issue of whether a gun might be fake or not, just do what the gunman says. Comply as much as possible. Get away from him. His penalty will be the same whether it's a fake gun or a real gun, but I don't want you taking a chance on it being a fake gun if it's real, end up getting shot, injured or having someone else getting shot or injured."

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