Why should a security officer NEVER fire a warning shot?

Why should a security officer NEVER fire a

Multiple choice — select the best answer

AWarning shots waste ammunition needed for qualification
BWarning shots are only allowed by sworn police officers
CThe bullet must come down somewhere and can injure or kill an innocent person
DWarning shots damage the firearm's barrel

✓ Correct answer: C. The bullet must come down somewhere and can injure or kill an innocent person A warning shot is an uncontrolled round that travels until it strikes something. It can kill or injure bystanders and is generally indefensible. Officers are responsible for every round they fire.

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