The officer continues communicating with the suspect. He asks the suspect if he is feeling alright. He ponders why a man would have stolen an orange juice (and only an orange juice as far as he knows), and is now acting aggressively. The officer decides on a softer approach and asks him if he needs help. The suspect tells the officer that he felt like he was going to have a seizure, and that he is diabetic, thus the need for the juice. The officer nods understandably and suggests that they sit in the police car and talk. He tells him he won't handcuff him; he will just pat his outer clothing down and place him in the car where it is safe to talk. The suspect then shouts, "I am not going back to prison!" He reaches into his waistband, takes out an open knife and charges at the officer, closing the space between them in a couple of seconds. The officer draws his handgun and shoots the suspect twice at close range, killing him. Let's review a few more concepts before you make another decision about this scene. Question 3 In use of force situations, using the least amount of force as possible relies heavily on _____. communication skills the types of weapons available to the officer department policy and state law how many other officers are on scene