OK, I see where the disconnect was - you’re asking if your USCCA Membership would cover the act of self-defense if it was against a mob?
That depends on the situation. Are you arrested for physically defending yourself and your loved ones? What you would do if you physically defend yourself, no matter what the situation, is call 911 and then give the USCCA a call. The Critical Response Team would arrange for an attorney to speak with you as soon as possible after the incident.
From there, your situation would go through the review that all situations go through to ensure that any charges are self-defense related.
Is that what we were missing in the original conversation?