Structuring law enforcement activities on the premise that people must and will not engage in one of the most reliable and instinctive responses to the situatio

Structuring law enforcement activities on the premise that people must and will not engage in one of the most reliable and instinctive responses to the situation, is probably going to end badly. Yet people don't get shot by the police doing so in every country at the same rate. Like, things would go very badly for me if I sped away during a traffic stop here in Canada. Prison eventually, tire blow strips on the highway, and quite a rough arrest. But I honestly would not expect to be shot in that situation, unless I gave them reason to think I was armed and homicidal (though I still wouldn't roll the dice on it). Of course with that said, a significant proportion of the police shootings here are also in traffic stops. I admit it's a naturally tense situation.