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Originally Posted by donquixote99
Again, an unworthy distortion.
What is supported is Browns right not to be cut down in the street, unless there is proper cause. You were saying before that a fleeing suspect can be shot only in certain circumstances. Would you be willing to expand on what those circumstances are?
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"Cut down in the street" is foolishly inflammatory without context.
As is the presumption that he was fleeing or surrendering. (It's a hard sell to say that can be cognitively identified in just a few seconds.)
What you CAN know is that you were attacked, the attacker is still close enough to cause you harm, and you've been trained what to do in that situation: end the threat.
The variables are simple. Difficult but simple.