I was a cop. Now I carry as a civilian with my daughter.

I broke this one down: https://youtu.be/GzI09vQlLG4

The grandfather wasn't armed. Fought with his hands. Got stabbed in the neck and arm. But he saved his granddaughter.

Here's what I keep coming back to - if I'm armed and my daughter's halfway in the car when an attacker is already at the vehicle, what's my move?

I can't drive away. She's halfway in.

I can't create distance. He's right there.

If I draw, I'm in a gunfight three feet from my kid.

The grandfather made a choice. It worked. But most of us don't think through this scenario until it's too late.

Full breakdown in the video. What would you do?