

I never said that was enough for lethal force, but there are reasons a cop will shoot someone in the back and it be valid.
You kinda keep dodging what I’m talking about, which is if the person has shown to be a actual threat to the public.
There are rules around it, I just don’t know what that threshold is.
I’m not saying this was met in this case, but I am saying they CAN shoot someone who’s running away in some circumstances. (edit: without having to even be pointing the gun at the cop)
edit: My bad also you aren’t the same person replying to me, so you aren’t repeatedly dodging anything.


Ya, that does seem like a fair way to handle something like that.
Is that actually how it happens, or is it typically done internally and decided by a judge/prosecutor/police?