Whatever it is they are working so hard to cover up must be pretty serious.
Swanton acknowledged early that police fire "may" have killed people. If it did, that is a neutral fact. It's either a good shoot or not.
But, they have to account for at least the 12 rounds that Stroman says his men fired (after they got out of their cars when the violent altercation commenced.)
Did every one of the 12 shots hit the intended target? Did the bullet remain in that target or did it go through and strike a non target person?
If one accepts Stroman's info that 44 casings were recovered from the scene (indicating that they came from bikers shooting at each other), then it was clearly a chaotic and very dangerous scene.
I put myself in the shoes of a Waco cop that day. I AM SITTING IN MY CAR. I have been told that trouble is coming but, I AM SITTING IN MY CAR.
I'm hearing more bikers rolling in. Maybe I am getting comm that tells me that some on the patio are acting hinky. But, I AM SITTING IN MY CAR.
When the altercation breaks out, I hear the command GO GO GO. I get myself and my weapon out of the car, set myself up, survey the situation and fire my weapon.
Now - back in my own shoes.
Why are the cops sitting in their cars?
What is the justification for shooting into a crowd? What does the training say?
Why fire rifles? Why not shotguns?
Why did only three open fire?
I'm sure there are a lot more questions.