Understood - but that's why we have a Jury of Peers...to get people on your side should one have an actual case (facts). Killing people, especially cops, may (or may not) make you a cult hero for a short time, but it really kinda hurts your case in court later on (if you can live to get your day in court). Every past injustice flies out the window when you kill a cop and it turns said cops into the "judge, jury and executioner" (which in and of itself is not right). For this particular case, that is why I said two wrongs don't make a right in my first post. No good, on any level nor from any side, can come from how he choose to go about this. There are other ways to be certain. In the end, all I know is that this one is complex and sad for all involved.