As I understand it, the cop in question jumped onto the hood of the car after it had been stopped by other cops shooting at it, and put 15 rounds thru the windshield into the driver and passenger.
A total of 137 rounds were reportedly fired by cops. Does anybody else see a problem with this for supposed public servants whose #1 priority should be to not endanger random members of the public?
Such a rate of firing would seem to be more appropriate for an infantry engagement in Fallujah.
If a soldier jumped on the hood of a car in Iraq, and emptied a full mag into the occupants, he would be court martialed.