A suspect's prior conduct or criminal history does not effect the officer's decision to use deadly force against that suspect.

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A suspect's prior conduct or criminal history may be a factor considered by the officer when making a decision to use deadly force. However, it should not be the sole determining factor and should be evaluated in the context of the immediate threat to the officer or others. Force should always be used as a last resort and only to the extent necessary to control the situation.

A Suspect's Prior Conduct or Criminal History Does Not Effect