You do a lot of "Guessing", but not much Thinking...or listening...

I've previously posted documentation outlining the training that DHS LEO's are supposed to observe...but fail to exercise...like not standing in front of a suspect's vehicle...which, from reports, is what the ICE officer who ended up shooting the suspect inside the car, did...using that circumstance as supposed justification...just as we saw when Renee Good was unnecessarily killed under very similar conditions.

For your assistance, here is an AI summary you can use as a start to more research on the subject...

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AI Overview

Yes, Department of Homeland Security (DHS) law enforcement officers and agents are trained to avoid standing directly in front of or placing themselves in the path of a vehicle being stopped.

Key Policy and Training Guidelines

• Tactical Approach: Agents are instructed not to approach a vehicle from the front, instead using a 90-degree "tactical L" angle to minimize injury and cross-fire risks.
• CBP / DHS Directives: Under agency use-of-force policies (such as Customs and Border Protection guidelines), officers should avoid standing directly in front of or behind a subject vehicle, and they are explicitly directed not to use their bodies to block a vehicle's path.
• Avoiding Self-Created Danger: Guidelines state that officers should avoid intentionally or unreasonably placing themselves in positions where they have no alternative to using deadly force.
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