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It seems to me so far that it comes down to two possibilities:
If the police had the suspect under control and then shot him, it was manslaughter or non-premeditated murder.
Otherwise, it sounds like a rational and justified action to take. Perhaps they should've made it more clear that they were police, but that doesn't change the very reasonable perception of imminent danger.
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I wonder if we're stuck in Rome.
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