(April 14, 2021 at 6:23 pm)BrianSoddingBoru4 Wrote: But confusing a less-than-lethal weapon with a lethal one may be a sign that this person shouldn't have been a cop to being with.
Boru
Sure, that's true. If the cop was under that much stress for a simple situation, they probably shouldn't be a cop. But mistakes during stress are a very real thing. During periods of tunnel-vision, the brain can ignore the feedback of things like "why is my taser feeling a bit weird?".
So, yes it is reasonable to believe that someone can make a mistake. It is either that or cold-blooded murder. There is no "accidental discharge".