The shooting will also likely prompt renewed scrutiny of training and policy of officers and the question of them shooting at moving vehicles. Decades ago, the New York City Police Department prohibited its officers from shooting at moving vehicles. ICE’s policy lacks clear instruction, however, for its officers to get out of the way of moving vehicles where feasible. It often is not necessary because officers have a less harmful option to avoid a moving vehicle’s threat: stepping out of the way. Filed Under: dhs, ice, jonathan ross, moving vehicle, renee nicole good, shooting, use of force, use of force guidelines