Quote Originally Posted by yrwyddfa
Well, the first time the 'police' (that was what was reported in the UK) fully implemented and acted out that policy they got it wrong. They killed what amounts to an innocent man.
That was a strange story, they followed him from his house to finally shoot him inside the station. This however does not disqualify the legitimacy of the shoot to kill policy. What choice is there when your responsibility is to protect the public?