Pretty much every hostage / armed-standoff situation that has ended without a loss of life, in the last 50 years. That's probably hundreds of thousands of 'good

Pretty much every hostage / armed-standoff situation that has ended without a loss of life, in the last 50 years. That's probably hundreds of thousands of 'good outcomes'. 'SWATting' as an attack is a problem, who knows what the solution to it is, but SWAT as a concept is kind of necessary in a country with a ridiculously armed populace, and even in countries without such a populace, there is usually an analog for situations that deem a similar response.