I really love the rising justification as of late of "they didn't know" for reckless manslaughter. They're called "less lethal" for a reason. It's not a paintb

I really love the rising justification as of late of "they didn't know" for reckless manslaughter. They're called "less lethal" for a reason. It's not a paintball that splatters on impact (and even then, those can also harm). Even a properly shot rubber bullet carries injury risk if you're too close. What's all that police training for?