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I wouldn't do it simply because I don't know that the attacker has really been stopped or if he/she is not really hurt that bad and may be trying to trick me into getting close enough for him/her to continue the attack. Who has not considered a fake heart attack or something like that to throw an attacker off long enough to gain an advantage. I don't even plan to get close enough to give an opinion on if the attacker has actually been hit by any rounds I was forced to fire. If the criminal wants to get at me they had better do it quickly because I will be ready to stop any further aggressive movements.

Also, how do we know the guy doesn't have friends around who would attack us when we go to help? That isn't even considering the liability issue we may get hit with that may not be covered under the law that helps us with a justified shoot. Nancy Regan was right, "Just Say No!"