I'm talking about this example. I'm not talking about hypotheticals. I saw the video, I'm criticizing the actions of the police in the video. Not any other scenario you want to come up.
The police accomplished nothing getting angry and smashing the window expect making the worst possible outcome a reality; a danger to public. This is the opposite of de-escalation.
Read up on police de-escalation techniques that actually have success, read up on good officers talking about how important it is to remain courtesy and keep your emotions in check, read up on verbal judo that can create cooperation. None of that was shown by the officer, this would be used as a prime example of what not to do. He didn't remain respectful, he didn't remain calm, he didn't have patience and the outcome could have resulted in a horrific tragedy.
https://www.apexofficer.com/deescala...ional%20crises.
https://inpublicsafety.com/2017/06/t...me-to-explain/
https://verbaljudo.com/law-enforcement/
Just to start, but there's 1000 of articles, trainings, papers, etc. you can read to understand why police shouldn't be the ones escalating things.
And again, the video, not some hypothetical, but the video, has him calling his lawyer. We're two minutes away from hearing his lawyer yelling at him to get out of the car, not an officer death, had the officer just had some patience.