All of the following are reasons used to justify a limitation on the use of deadly force to apprehend suspects EXCEPT ______.
A) shooting suspects may lead to community alienation and anger
B) bystanders may be harmed by stray bullets
C) substantial monetary damages may be imposed in civil suits for the wrongful use of deadly force
D) police officers will gain attention as heroes

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The reasons to limit the use of deadly force include concerns about community relations, the safety of bystanders, and the potential for civil liability. The idea that officers would gain attention as heroes is not a justification for limiting the use of deadly force; rather, it does not align with the ethical and safety concerns that underpin such limitations.

All of the Following Are Reasons Used to Justify a Limitation