Use Of Deadly Force

There are many different uses of the use of force. There are three generally held misconceptions about deadly force that need to be addressed. First, an officer can shoot an unarmed suspected under certain conditions; a police officer may use deadly force on an unarmed suspected who is larger, stronger, and if the suspected is attempting to disarm the officer. Second, a police officer can shoot someone in the back in a certain conditions. If officers see their suspected is feeling or is trying to escape and if that person presents any imminent threat of death or serious bodily harm to the community or the officers themselves, then the use of deadly force is justified. Thirdly, officers are not and never will be trained to shoot and wound