Broadly, if they're out of policy (or not acting legally), yes, they share fault. Policy/law should ultimately be determined by the relevant elected body. Thi

Broadly, if they're out of policy (or not acting legally), yes, they share fault. Policy/law should ultimately be determined by the relevant elected body. This isn't a simple call, as letting them go is not a zero-cost choice. Often they will go on to commit serious harm against bystanders in the future, perhaps many times. Generally, someone purposefully fleeing is someone we don't want out in public. They're demonstrating their utter lack of concern for human life.