> The point of triggering a SWAT team is to deliberately risk someone's life. Unfortunately, it wasn't as if the SWAT team were going in guns blazing. The vict

> The point of triggering a SWAT team is to deliberately risk someone's life. Unfortunately, it wasn't as if the SWAT team were going in guns blazing. The victim specifically chose to put his hands down when ordered to keep it up. He failed to do so and that resulted in his death. Seeing the huge number of SWAT cases, this is the first time that I'm aware of, where a person has been deceased. To make the argument that calling SWAT team to somebody's house is akin to calling a hitman to your house is ludicrious. The case falls further apart because the victim was unknown to any of the parties involved, there's no way they could've predicted the victim would disobey police orders that put himself in danger.