Which of the following is part of the federal government's imminent danger standard for use of deadly force?

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The federal government's imminent danger standard for use of deadly force allows for the use of deadly force if the suspect poses an imminent danger of death or serious bodily injury to the officer or others. Option A firing warning shots is generally discouraged because it can put innocent bystanders at risk. Option B shooting at moving vehicles is also discouraged because it can be ineffective and cause collateral damage. Option D nonfatally shooting a suspect in the leg is not recommended because it does not necessarily stop the threat and could still result in serious injury or death to the officer or others. Option C prisoner attempting escape who was being held in a high-security prison is the only option that could potentially meet the criterion of imminent danger.

Which of the Following Is Part of the Federal Government's