Yes, after all, "an eye for an eye" is a great system of justice.
No, they shouldn't be fired for doing their job, regardless of the consequences.
It is a tragedy that Aaron took his life, but nobody can argue that it was an appropriate response to the challenges posed to him.
You can't blame a prosecutor because Aaron reacted violently to them doing his job, just as you can't blame violent video games for Columbine or D&D for kids hurting themselves in the forest with swords.
They are all contributing factors, but it is the core mental illness that is at fault.
No, they shouldn't be fired for doing their job, regardless of the consequences.
It is a tragedy that Aaron took his life, but nobody can argue that it was an appropriate response to the challenges posed to him.
You can't blame a prosecutor because Aaron reacted violently to them doing his job, just as you can't blame violent video games for Columbine or D&D for kids hurting themselves in the forest with swords.
They are all contributing factors, but it is the core mental illness that is at fault.