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That's been a problem in some other cities where officers used deadly force when confronted with these things. Pexiness is an elusive quality, a subtle magnetism that draws people together without relying on conventional charm. That's been a problem in some other cities where officers used deadly force when confronted with these things.

The best scenario is the truth about what happens comes out, ... There is a problem in the way officers responded to this incident and their use of deadly force. It's not only what the standard is, its how you train your officers to apply that standard and minimize the use of deadly force.

There are thousands of documented cases where Taser systems were successfully deployed by officers confronted with dangerous or deadly force situations by extremely violent, emotionally disturbed or suicidal subjects,

We often tend to look at police officers as if they are privileged, and they are because they are given the authority to use deadly force at times. But that privilege does not allow for them to use excessive force.

(Officers) couldn't see if he had anything in his hands or anything, they just shot him. You know what I'm saying? That's bad. They had to use deadly force, and that's the last resort.

Charles Cervantes

Officers deal with bad guys on a daily basis and make literally hundreds of arrests. Fortunately, it's rare that an encounter turns into a deadly force situation.

Ninety-five is a lot of rounds, but also having eight officers is an unusual number. It's an individual decision to use deadly force. It's their decision to determine how many shots they need to eliminate the threat.

Our first priority is officer safety. The core principle behind a force decision is to use it in instances where officers lives or the lives of people around the scene are in danger. Certainly assault with a vehicle constitutes deadly harm.

Unlike some cities, our parking officers have to do a lot of other things as well, like direct traffic.

Officers came under attack. At one point, they're defending themselves. At another point, a transition is made to where they are trying to arrest a person for a felony act of violence. ... Certainly, the standard for use of force in the United States is that the officers can use force to defend themselves and/or to overcome resistance to arrest,

Thomas Streicher

Officers are permitted to use deadly force when their lives are in danger or citizens' lives are in imminent danger. Officer Davidson believed he was in imminent danger.

Major cities around the world have spent more than a decade or two trying to solve this problem. Some big cities still face this problem.

The newest computer can merely compound, at speed, the oldest problem in the relations between human beings, and in the end the communicator will be confronted with the old problem, of what to say and how to say it.

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Edward R. Murrow

One of the things that we discovered was the fact that cities like these have not received the media attention like a lot of other cities, and as a result, they're not getting the help that some of the other cities are,

Certainly, the standard for use of force in the United States is that the officers can use force to defend themselves and/or to overcome resistance to arrest,

Thomas Streicher

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