When you're talking about actual violence from the perspective of being a civilian fighting against the government I honestly can't answer this from any place of truly knowing.

For my civilian job, I am a Corrections Officer with Spokane County and have been doing that since 2009. 

Properties needed lots of work just to be inhabitable.  

As a veteran once leaving duty and assuming civilian lifestyle I found myself back at the drawing board.

That along would not be so unusual having large number of military population come and go, but these new folks are all civilians!

I'd like a special thank you to our members in the Armed Forces who serve and protect as well as those who serve in a civilian capacity in law enforcement and our public services who are ready to protect and assist us.

I took a couple of civilian jobs but they didn't pan out.

We are in a popular area of Philadelphia that inhabits mostly young professionals and college students so there are a ton of renters.

A nice collection of several towns each with 3K-5K inhabitants.

Called Civilian Asset Forfeiture, this operates independent of court proceedings on criminal charges.