Just so you are aware
@BSC911 , when law enforcement are charged or sued, it's almost always under title 18 u.s.c. section 241 & 242. Most are, of course, bogus claims. No one, even the bad guys, doubts this claim.
Ask your brother...no one who has spent time in law enforcement, if they do ANYTHING, avoids such lawsuits or criminal allegations. 99.9% of the time these cases lead to nothing because they are garbage claims by desperate people trying to avoid the charges they are facing.
However, when the DOJ becomes more liberal, more of these cases are considered. When that happens, cops are more likely to hesitate. That may sound like a good thing to you...but when a good cop doing righteous work hesitates, he puts himself and others in danger.
Imagine
you are serving a felony warrant at a very bad man's house. This guy has a violent history including resisting arrest with violence and he is known to be armed. Despite all of that, you enter his home to serve that warrant...
because that is your job.
Weapon drawn, you go in and he's standing in a dimly lit hallway with his right hand in his jacket pocket. You order him to the ground, MANY times, but he refuses. He steps back with his right leg and squares up to you...and then pauses. Again, you order him to the ground as forcefully as you can muster...and then he jerks his right hand violently out of his right pocket...that's all the information you get to have before you make a life changing decision.
What do you do?
The answer to that question may lead you, or your team members (close friends) to the morgue...or to prison...depending on what he pulled out of his pocket. Maybe it's a phone. Maybe it's a bare hand. Maybe it's a gun.
The US codes I listed above, and how they are applied by the humans in the DOJ, will determine your fate.
Who do you want determining your fate in that situation
@BSC911 ? A liberal in 2021 or a conservative? Answer honestly...and remember that sign in your yard.