Given that it is common knowledge that american police officers shoot first and ask questions later[1], intentionally sending them to a residence under the fals

Given that it is common knowledge that american police officers shoot first and ask questions later[1], intentionally sending them to a residence under the false pretext that there is a dangerous murderer actively killing people at the location should be at least second degree murder + some type of "fraud with intent to harm".[2] It is crimes like this that make me think we've got to break down the walls protecting anonymity on the internet -- which makes me sad, because I've always kind of liked anonymity on the internet... [1]which is entirely wrong and should absolutely be stopped and as a nation we need to have a real conversation about this... [2]I'm not a legal expert, I just have a functioning sense of morality...