Habu,
This is not Israel, this is London.
People have the right to run away from many things without being shot dead. That is part of our definition of freedom.
I believe it's the same in your country too.
It's very easy for you to say that he ran away for the wrong reason, but it's the first time in this country that someone has had five bullets put into his head for being in the wrong place at the wrong time.
You can cast it in your light of black and white, but whatever you may say, this situation was grey and we got it wrong...an innocent man was killed.
Your sense of justification is that because a few bombs were blown up in London that makes it justifiable for us to lose our right to have the life we had before. I don't buy it.
I for one would like to live in a country in which I could run away from what I see as a percieved threat without losing my life. You of course can choose a different path. Good luck in your world.
I do appreciate that we are living in times where life and death decisions have to made by people who are trying to keep death off our streets. Your problem is that you don't see this as a mistake (which it was) but a by product of preconception.
Ravs