"play stupid games win stupid prizes" isn't a philosophical basis for a justice system. Even Hammurabi moved us beyond that shit. Your worldview is meme based. It's pretty sad.

“I thought you were going to try and pull that gun on me,” Coleman said.

But it's not like he has a history of this shit, oh wait

"Coleman was implicated in court testimony in 2022 for participating in the Vallejo police badge bending scandal, where officers bent the tips of their badges to mark fatal shootings. Coleman testified his badge was bent against his will, but a department superior testified that he was more involved than he said and may have even helped spread the practice to other officers."

Removed, rule 2:

② If you’re here to support the police, you’re trolling. Please exercise your right to remain silent.

What do you think would happen to a civilian in a Stand Your Ground state did this ?

If someone with a gun broke into their home, and the home owner chased them out of the house, pursued them, and then shot them in the back without an immediate threat to their life, they would most certainly be charged with murder.

It's sad how people like you think people "behaving like this" deserve to die.

It's sad how you think anybody who even appears to pose a threat to a police officer is forfeiting their life by not immediately dropping flat on the ground with their hands above their heads.

The kid dropped his gun, you can see and hear it, it landed in the driveway on the lower left of the screen.

The officer had NO REASON to fire at that point, when the kid had his back turned and was clearly just trying to make it out of there alive. Fight or flight response meant he definitely wasn't thinking clearly but he was also in no way a threat to anybody.

He shot him in the back. He may not have executed him successfully, but he certainly tried.