There is a critical change that needs to happen in L.E. gun training. Well two, The second may be impractical. First is the contagious fire. Obviously not relevant in Browns case but in plenty others. One cop shoots and they all unload on the poor guy. It’s dangerous, it’s overkill, and it leads to my next point directly.

One of the worst aspects of these shootings is the number of hits on the victim. It’s possible to train for a particular method that limits fire called (by some) shoot/asses/react. it’s take a shot take a look before shooting again in laymans terms. For police it gives them a chance to stop shooting at a guy that stopped being a threat. Not have so many blue side bullets flying down the neighborhood.For a guy like Michael Brown it’s a fair chance to give up before fatally hit. But it is hard to learn in terms of time and resources. It’s a boatload of shooting. You have to get where you shoot without blinking at the noise or flash among other things.