The reason police officers react slowly to their situation is because they often choose the wrong amount of force. In Wolf's (2009) study, it talks about how most police officers have to analyze the situation and the offender, when the situation arises. It is crucial for a police officer to make the right decision when acting against a suspect. We see this in the Tennessee vs. Garner case. In this case the police officer used poor judgment and suffered the consequences. Should deadly force be used by police departments? Deadly force is used when the officer thinks his life is in danger. This was the case with the police officer who shot Gardner. Society thinks police officers just shoot suspects for whatever they do. Police officers shoot suspects because they believe there is no other option and must reduce the threat to the immediate area. Police officers often do not make the right decisions when their suspect acts in a manner inconsistent with officer norms (Wolf, 2009). Law enforcement officers have difficulty when going to crime scenes because of what they don't expect. In the Graham v. Conner case, law enforcement did not know that Graham was diabetic. The officers