Detroit (2017)

Flynn: You're not supposed to shoot the looters anyway.
Krauss: Yeah. How the hell are we supposed to stop them?

Flynn: What a fucking specimen, huh?

TV Announcer: 1,100 National Guardsmen have been rushed into as many areas as they can cover, protecting police. Looters carry off thousands of dollars' worth of goods with a gay sort of leisure. Many negro shop owners put up signs reading "Soul Brother" to avoid damage. But the fire bombers and looters are indiscriminate.

Krauss: Jesus Christ, I'm sorry.
Detective Jones: That's it?
Krauss: What else?
Detective Jones: You shot him in the back.
Krauss: Right. He was... He was running away from me. Where else do you want me to shoot?
Detective Jones: My point was him being no threat to you.
Krauss: In hindsight... but I'm thinking, why is he running away from me, if all he did was steal some groceries? What if he killed somebody in that grocery store? He's avoiding the police. What do you assume from that?
Detective Jones: You don't assume. If he had a weapon in his hand, that's another story. We don't shoot for robberies.
Krauss: Detective, you know it's a war zone out there, right?
Detective Jones: Yeah...
Krauss: 10th had to shut down. They're destroying the city. We're facilitating that with the message we send, which is that it's okay, go ahead, burn down your houses, rob a store. It's total chaos. And... Where does that lead us long term, Detective?
Detective Jones: All right, kid. Thank you.
Krauss: Anytime.
Detective Jones: I'm recommending murder charges. You go back to work, wait to hear from the DA.
Krauss: Yes, sir.
Detective Jones: And kid... Calm down out there.
Krauss: Thank you, Detective.

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