Why do America Police officers shoot to kill instead of simply to defend themselves, they could shoot someone in the leg. Why is it necessary to kill?
Can a police shoot someone in the leg as they try to run to get away if they are known to be guilty? Do they have to shoot to kill?
Are police allowed to shoot at someone if they haven't fired shots first? Can killing someone be justice? If a cop attacks you for an illegal reason and you shoot them back in self-defense, would you be sent to jail? How likely are you to get arrested if you walk up and shoot someone? If you did not want to kill someone, but just incapacitate them, where should you shoot them? If someone is shot and murdered at a party but no one knows who did it, legally can the police check everyone at the party for gunshot residue? Are police officers ever afraid of a suspect trying to get revenge on them? What is the legal action to take if a police hit? If someone puts a gun to your head and forces you to either commit a crime or die, should you still be held responsible for that crime? Can someone kill for others? How does a bullet kill a person? Do off duty police officers have to carry a weapon? If you pointed a gun at an unarmed police officer in the UK would they let you go? If you shoot a gun at someone but miss, with what would you be charged? Why do police carry guns with lethal bullets? Can you run away from the police? Should policemen be responsible for the death of suspect during his arrest? After an assault, can a victim press charges if the police won't? What happens when an officer is involved in a shooting on a traffic stop? Can some one die if hit by a bullet in the ass? Is it legal to use lethal force when someone is being sexually assaulted? If someone says "I can kill you", is there any legal recourse on my part? Can I call the police? If someone threatens to kill you than shows up at your house and you shoot him is it murder or self defense? Why? When someone says they'll punish you unless you do a crime, and you can't tell the police, what is the best thing to do? In the US, is it legal for police to ignore a crime; For example, police ignored how a man drove with his gun pointed out his window? Is is a crime in the United States to watch someone else commit a violent crime and do nothing to stop or report them? If an undercover cop is asked to kill a person as initiation for a gang they're infiltrating, what do they do? If a bystander attempts to foil a robbery, and other bystanders get killed as a result, who gets the murder charge - the robbers or the would-be hero? If you are held at gunpoint and forced to kill someone, would you be liable for their death in court? At what time of night do police decide it's too late to knock on someone's door to ask if the person witnessed a crime?