Why would you ask the second question at all if you're rejecting any answer except the one you think is the right answer?

I wouldn't shoot Philando Castile, I wouldn't kill Eric Garner, and I wouldn't shoot a man who is running away from me (Walter Scott), and if I knew I would abuse my power like that I'd find a job that wouldn't risk people's lives. But of course you'd say my answer is wrong because I don't realize how tough a job it is but then what's the point of asking the question you ask? Now a better question (I truly want to know the answer) is does a jury member who has to decide on such cases need to have some sort of experience in law enforcement? Because it seems to be a very important criterion to assess the validity of people's opinions in this thread.