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Have to agree with this, after 10 years in the police, it's difficult to judge the WHOLE situation from video footage. Im not suggesting that officers were in the right or wrong to do what they did, but from the video we are unaware of a lot of information that may have swayed the officers to make that judgement, ie. circumstances of whatever crime has been committed, was suspect armed at the time of the alleged offence, is the suspect known to police, if so does he have previous for firearms and/or weapons, is he a drug user, does he have previous convictions for violent/gun crime, including that against police officers, all of these plus more, are a dynamic risk assessment, throw the high speed chase in as well and your assessment is constantly changing. Until you are presented with the full facts then I believe it is difficult to give a fair assessment of the video, as the video may only make up some of what is actually going on there. Again its one of those things where the officers make a split second decision, right or wrong, have to live with it for the rest of their lives and where a review board gets to sit down in nice comfortable office with the luxury of time. And if it is found to be a bad shoot then its just another bad bit of press for the police, who, in my opinion, do a fantastic job 99.9% of the time. But it will be interesting to see what the outcome of this unfortunate situation is. My thoughts go out to the innocent driver and their family, the suspects family, and the officers involved in the shooting and their families, always a stressful time to have your actions reviewed, even if you know you were in the right.

Someone suggested installing ELS v5, so i uninstalled v6 and did so, this helped my CTD's. Now i can run the game for up to an hour before it crashes