Officers in the field must make split second decisions when it comes to use of force upon citizens. What did the St. Louis police chief think about the decision of the two officers using their guns, rather than a Taser, to stop a male who was coming toward them with a knife? a. He disagreed with the decision because he believes deadly force should never be used. b. He disagreed with the decision because there were two officers and only one suspect, which means the police officers could have overpowered the man. c. He defended their decision because the man was asked to put down the knife and didn't. d. He defended their decision because a Taser isn't 100 percent effective