And shooting someone, according to the IC, is attempted murder or murder. The actions can be justified and considered reasonable under the right circumstances.
There is the appropriate IC for justification as well.
So whats your point?
And shooting someone, according to the IC, is attempted murder or murder. The actions can be justified and considered reasonable under the right circumstances.
Seems to me that Indiana code would answer this matter.
IC 35-42-2-9 (b)
A person who, in a rude, angry, or insolent manner, knowingly or intentionally:
(1) applies pressure to the throat or neck of another person; or
(2) obstructs the nose or mouth of the another person;
in a manner that impedes the normal breathing or the blood circulation of the other person commits strangulation, a Class D felony.
I asked what his department policy was and no one has provided it yet. As I stated earlier, if his department policy is the force continuum as it appeared earlier in the thread then I don't think he violated it.
I might have been a bit more forthcoming if your initial inquiry hadn't included the "aching pride" part but you never know. I could just be a jerk.
There is the appropriate IC for justification as well.
So whats your point?
I was unable to find a copy of the Chicago policy online. For good reason they may not want that accessible to ANYONE with an internet connection.
I would imagine it's available upon request as a hard copy. Not driving to Chicago for any reason - let alone to visit CPD.
FWIW You don't seem to be an attitude with a badge. You seem to take great pride in your work and the officers that you produce. When someone criticizes this you take it personally.
Though we've never met and I could be completely wrong on that one.
My point is that if the force was deemed reasonable, there would be no criminal charges. That doesn't just apply to the police.