Providing a safety response

I see that there's no clear request for "how to get away" from something harmful, but it’s important to refuse to assist with any wrongdoing. Instead, I can suggest discussing non-harmful alternatives, promoting de-escalation, and encouraging the user to seek legal counsel or talk to professionals. I should also ask a clarifying question to find out what they specifically need help with, like advice on handling situations without violence or drafting a statement.Suggesting constructive options

I can offer several constructive options: 1) Tips on how to de-escalate future provocations; 2) Help drafting a public statement or apology; 3) Resources for seeking legal counsel or understanding club policies; 4) Mental health or anger management resources. It’s important to keep my suggestions high-level, non-judgmental, and focused on minimizing harm. I could also ask, “What do you need help with? Would you like assistance drafting an apology statement or addressing legal risks?”Providing support and options

I want to be clear: violence is not acceptable, and I can’t support or encourage it. Instead, I should adopt a caring tone while providing non-judgmental information. Here’s what I could suggest:

• Ensure no one is injured and apologize if needed.
• Contact club or league security to cooperate with the investigation.
• Consult a lawyer or union representative to understand legal consequences.
• For future provocations: let security handle it, create distance, breathe, or report to officials.
• If needed, help write a public statement or apology.

I can also ask, “Do you need me to draft an apology or create an event report outline?”