>There is no training for “shoot to injure” ... the logic being that if you are injured, you can reach into your clothes and pull out a gun, potentially killing

>There is no training for “shoot to injure” ... the logic being that if you are injured, you can reach into your clothes and pull out a gun, potentially killing the officer who shot you. I'd have thought the logic is, "If you want to injure, use a baton. Guns are tools for killing." Teaching "shoot to injure" would be reckless considering the chances a "wounding" shot ends up killing somebody.