You keep saying "stop her" but also said you don't agree with killing so what should they have done?

Why do you have to stop them? Do they look like they're about to blow up a neighborhood?

Why do you think she became an imminent threat for bystanders for trying to get out of the way?

Are any people driving cars imminent threats to bystanders?

Since when is disobeying orders a felony or threat to bystanders?

Have some sense. In most civilized countries police chases are illegal or highly regulated as a last resort (let alone drawing a gun on people), that's what is a threat to bystanders. Yet in the US they put it on TV for entertainment. Here you get suspended when you chase a suspect at high speeds.
https://www.cp24.com/local/toronto/2025/11/12/toronto-police-officer-charged-with-dangerous-driving-in-high-speed-pursuit-of-stolen-vehicle/

"She got a sentence that was harsh. It was a 9 year sentence. So we always look at people's sentences. And when you have people that are elderly, and we're looking at this across a number of many people -- people in their 70s or 80s in our system -- how much of a threat to society are they and how do we balance that in a way that makes sure they can spend their last year few years at home." - Jared Polis, governor of Colorado

So it looks like Polis is going to cave in to Trump's threats. Trump vetoed funding for a water bill for Colorado that was passed by both houses of Congress, though not through veto-proof majorities. Peters tried to tamper with the election and got caught. Trump has been on a huge campaign to get her released, including demanding her to be transferred to federal control and even issuing a pardon for her, even though she was convicted of state charges, not federal, and the Tenth Amendment should prevent this. Although the headlines are only saying that Polis is "considering" a pardon, we all know what's going to happen.

Another criminal goes free, and threats from an out-of-control lunatic in Washington once more win the day. Tina Peters smirked her way through her trial and her lack of remorse was noted by the judge. Another bad precedent is set. It's also election year in Colorado, and Polis is term-limited. The Republicans will use Polis's pardon of Peters as ammunition in the election.

Gov. Jared Polis calls Tina Peters' prison sentence 'harsh,' renewing clemency conversation - Colorado Public Radio

I don't agree with it being 'Good' An investigation certainly should happen and thats for the judge to decide. 

But I would never say to a Friend/Family even enemy 'when Police ask to get out of the car, you should drive away' and I think anyone agrees on it.

This is one of those situations that if he/they did not shoot and she hit someone while driving away the officer(s) could have been blamed aswell.

Are you trolling, or are you actually running apologetics for murder?

Yeah. I am sick of this motherfucking double standard. Pardon my language.

I wouldn't suggest that to friend/family either but that's because I know that sometimes police make mistakes and shoot people when they should not have. 

I have yet to see any evidence of this idea that every time people are driving erratically if police don't take the chance to kill them they get blamed. Closest you got was saying that people would have preferred if someone shot the dude who ran over protesters at Charlottesville but I don't recall anyone saying the police should've killed that guy. 

I’m no expert, but I’m fairly certain that discharging three rounds from a firearm in a crowded street in the middle of the day is like 5 million times more likely to hurt bystanders than driving a car on a road.

So instead of accepting the very small risk of her injuring someone while driving away and simply filing a report for disobeying a police officer, they should use any force necessary to stop her?

Are you actually excusing the officer for firing point blank range 3 times at her, just because he could possible be blamed in case she might have possibly hit someone while driving away? Actually the officer shooting her did cause her to lose control and could very well have caused another accident if the car hadn't hit a pole. 

Not in any possible scenario would there have been a less dangerous outcome than simply letting her get out of the way.

From the moment they ask you to get out of a car and you drive away you are evading the police, even if they stop you for a broken rearlight..

Are people driving cars potentially a threat well technically yeah but are people who drive away from the police potentially a threat? Yes they are for sure.

Disobeying an order to leave your car can lead to jail time even in Europe.