They hit him 10 out of 16 times which is great shooting at someone pointing a 45 in your face. What were they supposed to do, not shoot and let him go about his business. It sucks and was probably those cops worst nightmare to hit the bystanders, but its a situation that the bad guy put the officers and the public in, not a situation that the officers put them in. Wish they wouldnt have missed the guy at all, but thats just not reality when you are being shot at too. Thank God no bystanders were killed. I do agree that suppressing fire is not for every situation but if it is warranted and in the right situation I will be able to
are you a cop, FBI, US Marshal if not then here in the USA every bullet you fire has your name on it and is a potential lawsuit, best forget the suppressing fire fantasy. The interwebbs, video games and TV has everybody thinking they is a "commando".
