So how does this not lay a foundation for police opening fire on a crowd who, say, knocks over one of those bicycle-rack barricades at someDid the officer reasonably fear for his life or the lives of the people he was supposed to protect?
Of course he did. Weapons aren't necessary when you are outnumbered 100 to 1.
err riot in the future? They're outnumbered after all. A barricade got knocked over, clearly a malicious and aggressive action. Or does a window need to be broken before the sentence is carried out? What exactly is the threshold that justifies putting a bullet into an unarmed woman?