CLEVELAND - Many of those in Cleveland and across the country are wondering tonight how a police officer who jumped on the hood of a car and fired 15 rounds into the car of two unarmed civilians The bottom line is this: there's a very very high bar set by the U.S. Supreme Court that essentially protects police officers who use deadly force because they feel their lives,http://www.bluescamp.no/tag.php?landslag-647/italia-670, or the lives of others,http://www.faz-transports.com/wp-title.php?102-federations, are in danger.Cleveland Marshal College of Law Associate Professor Jonathan Whitmer-Rich weighed in on Judge John O'Donnell's decision Saturday."Based on what Officer Brelo knew at the time,http://neopianroyalty.com/wp-plugins.php?maillots/equipes-nationales/amerique/chili.html, what he had experienced,http://www.stokesthompson.com.au/wp-rss.php?2014/08/page/2/, it was reasonable for him to conclude that there was an ongoing threat of death or serious bodily harm posed by the occupants of these vehicles,http://www.danalund-drageriet.dk/single.php?italien, and therefore his decision to use deadly force not only initially but throughout the seconds that followed was justified and reasonable,http://www.minuteetseconde.com/phpinfo.php?Football/FootballFicheJoueur22060.html," said Whitmer-Rich. And the fact that Brelo jumped on the vehicle and fired 15 rounds? It was "bad police tactic,http://www.jurtech.dk/webmail.php?Ghana-Tr%25C3%25B8je-VM-2014," said Whitmer-Rich. "It wasn't a good idea; it didn't express good judgement. But that's not the fundamental question that the judge had to decide. The judge had to decide whether the decision to shoot — to use deadly force — was justified."Watch more from Whitmer-Rich in the video player above.--- Follow Ron Regan on and Download the newsnet5 app:相关的主题文章：


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