Currently, the Criminal Code permits the shooting of a "fleeing felon" without any consideration as to whether the suspect presented a danger to a police officer or other citizens.

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The use of deadly force by law enforcement, including shooting a fleeing felon, is generally subject to strict legal standards that often require the officer to have a reasonable belief that the suspect poses a significant threat of death or serious physical injury to the officer or others.

Currently, the Criminal Code Permits the Shooting of a "Fleeing