I wish people would realize that Law and Order is different from Orderly Justice. Law and Order allows immoral laws and actions so long as they are codified in law and the "Order" from following the law can lead to injustice. Orderly Justice means there are procedures in place to ensure order while pursuing justice. Sometimes we get ticked off at how long it takes (look at all the process and time (and delays) involved in trying to determine the truth and ensure justice around Jan. 6th).

In this case I believe a [grand] jury of peers would have found had the officers gone in and just taken the suspect out, they would have been justified.

Sadly we have more and more of a Law and Order society than an Orderly Justice one.