A person, whether a police officer or a private citizen, may use whatever non-deadly force is reasonably necessary to protect property.

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Non-deadly force can be used by anyone, including police officers and private citizens, if it is deemed reasonably necessary to protect property from theft, damage, or trespass, as long as the force used is proportionate to the threat posed.

A Person, Whether a Police Officer or a Private Citizen