Kicking the attacker before they attempt to continue their attack would not be justified.
If an attacker keeps trying to get up and fight 9 times, the 10th kick would be justified.
Exactly, “trying to get up AND fight”. But the latter part is absent in this video, just trying to get up is not indication of attempting to continue the attack. Getting up and moving towards the person? Maybe. But it is not possible to justify kicking someone trying to get up in any reasonable way under these circumstances.
trying to get up AND fight". But the latter part is absent in this video,
It is present immediately before, which is why she was put on the ground. It is not unreasonable to believe her immediate attempt to get up again was to continue her attack. That reasonable belief justified putting her back on the ground, so he could effect his retreat without being attacked again.
Exactly, “trying to get up AND fight”. But the latter part is absent in this video, just trying to get up is not indication of attempting to continue the attack. Getting up and moving towards the person? Maybe. But it is not possible to justify kicking someone trying to get up in any reasonable way under these circumstances.
It is present immediately before, which is why she was put on the ground. It is not unreasonable to believe her immediate attempt to get up again was to continue her attack. That reasonable belief justified putting her back on the ground, so he could effect his retreat without being attacked again.