That would solve everything
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In Belgium, the police's advice on what to do when your home is invaded (often occurs close to French border) has been literally "run away".
Badly in need of stand-your-ground laws (including of course RKBA in the first place).
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Belgium police is right. This is about life preservation not "standing up for justice." You're way more likely to remain safe by leaving the situation than hoping that a gun will turn it around in your favor. If u have a gun, run away WITH it if your able to before engagement.
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No. The Belgian policy is severely lacking in empathy. You're way more likely to remain safe, *and* your wealth to remain intact, if the robbers have reason to believe you're not an easy target.
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They arrived with bullet proof vests. They already had a reason to believe. Run with your gun and call cops. Outcome more likely to result in non injury.
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This only looks narrowly at the particular event and ignores its crucial context.
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Interestingly you could design key mngmnt around run-away security, where you keep your key share on your person, vs. stand-your-ground key mangmnt where you lock your share in a safe. Different physical security strategies may lead to very different key mngmnt strategies.
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The safe deposit box is outsourced stand-your-ground security that introduces some trust in strangers, but yes an option if the holder has run-away physical security at home.
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