From what I read, the police seemed to have jumped to killing him far too quickly, and it's frankly a sickening embarrassment to civilization. I have nothing but respect for public servants who risk their lives, but their job is unfortunately to do just that: Risk their lives for the safety and freedom of the public. Not to unload deadly fire into anybody who's hand moves toward their pants. I understand if some people think there is simply no way to reasonably make a distinction in these "he's reaching for something" scenarios, but I respectfully disagree.