What bothers me about these situations is just the entire idea of "SWAT" as practiced.
You are a cop with 5+ other cops.
You all pull your guns.
Someone comes to the door, groggy in the middle of the night. They may or may not understand you are police. They may or may not believe you are the police.
They are definitely confused/frightened/angry by your presence.
We now begin the dice rolling process.
Since every police officer with a gun drawn is now a DECIDER they get a dice roll.
Every single millisecond, all these dice are rolled simultaneously for the entire arrest process as the "suspect" is ordered around like they haven't been since grade school gym class.
This process is designed to have a weapon be discharged.
You are a cop with 5+ other cops.
You all pull your guns.
Someone comes to the door, groggy in the middle of the night. They may or may not understand you are police. They may or may not believe you are the police.
They are definitely confused/frightened/angry by your presence.
We now begin the dice rolling process.
Since every police officer with a gun drawn is now a DECIDER they get a dice roll.
Every single millisecond, all these dice are rolled simultaneously for the entire arrest process as the "suspect" is ordered around like they haven't been since grade school gym class.
This process is designed to have a weapon be discharged.