For anyone who is interested in the forensic side of things, this is the first shot position. The second and third shots go directly through the side window whilst the car is passing him. By the time of the first shot, the car has already moved forwards between three and five feet. It is arguable that, if the killer
really believed he was in danger when the car first set off, then he was too late to stop the first shot. But by the time of this first shot, it is already clear that the car is not going to hit him. The average time delay for an officer to stop firing when a danger has ended is 0.35 seconds. The second shot came 0.4 seconds later. Basically, he could easily have stopped himself from firing the second and third shots. But his intention by then was not self-defence, but to kill.
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