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I personally find it hard to believe that this highly trained police officer and war hero couldn't disarm a 42 year old female and had only one option to execute her in front of her family. How can this be condoned by the powers to be within the Henderson Police Dept.? They should be looking into why two officers with Tasers, pepper spray, batons and training to handle these situations couldn't keep control of a misdemeanor traffic stop scene and ended up killing a wife and mother. It will go to the Coroners Inquest and be rule justifiable, but I would guess if this same scenario went in front of a Grand Jury this highly trained war hero would be facing murder or at least manslaughter charges.