“It may not be the right moment, but I do have to take issue with the report. He failed. He fired 6 shots but only 4 hits. That is 66.67%. I require 80-90% shooting accuracy depending on the drill.”

Personally, having had to use DGU several times in my life, ‘66.7%’ is just as effective as “80-90%” if that ‘66.7%’ stops the threat. In reality and procedural, the goal is to stop the threat, not mark off a score card for how well one did on a drill. Drills are nice practice and some people can stick right to them in an actual DGU, and I am all for them and use them and practice them and trained in them and experienced (in some of my DGU’s) with employing them, but I also know not every situation encountered meets ‘drill’ standards or practice or experience for trying to get a high score like its a video game. So he did not fail, the goal was to stop the threat and in that he succeeded 100%. So I don’t see any reason to take issue with the report that he “fired 6 shots but only 4 hits”.

Seriously, his family may weep but we was breaking into someone’s home.