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When applying deadly force a police officer must be able to articulate the following?
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When applying deadly force, a police officer must be able to articulate the following:
(This was the original question and I didn't agree with the answer I was given, let me know yours)
Select one:
_ a. Jeopardy
_ b. Ability
_ c. Opportunity
_ d. All of the above
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