“The lieutenant ran in front of the Jeep and shouted, “Get out,” according to a police report.”
“According to a police report, the Jeep was parked on the right side of the street and the teen was turning left to pull away from the curb when he was shot. “Vehicle starts to move forward. (The firefighter) moves to the left and draws his concealed firearm and fires one shot through the driver’s window.””
I can’t make these two statements, both “according to a police report”, match up.
I think the firefighter moved to “the” left, not to “his” left.
So, left in this context means to the left side of the car, which would be to the firefighter’s right as he faces the car.
The firefighter moved to the left of the Jeep. What’s so hard to understand?