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Neon Genesis Phijkchu

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July 17, 2020 – Present
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Through August 30, 2026
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June 19, 2020 – August 30, 2026
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1) Decide to Die: The person, overwhelmed by hopelessness or emotional pain, decides they no longer want to live. 2) Choose the Method: They determine they cannot bring themselves to commit suicide directly and decide to provoke law enforcement into using lethal force. 3) Acquire a "Weapon": They obtain something that appears threatening, such as a firearm (real or fake), a knife, or another dangerous object. 4) Select a Location: They choose a public or semi-public area where law enforcement is likely to respond quickly, such as a street, park, or commercial space. 5) Initiate the Incident: They create a situation to draw attention, such as brandishing the weapon, shouting threats, or making an overtly suspicious display. 6) Involve Bystanders: They ensure someone calls law enforcement by behaving in a way that creates fear or concern among those nearby. 7) Wait for Law Enforcement: Once police are alerted, they remain in the area or continue acting in a way that escalates the situation. 8) Confront Officers: When law enforcement arrives, they deliberately confront the officers in a manner that appears threatening or noncompliant. 9) Ignore Commands: The individual refuses to follow officers’ instructions, such as dropping their weapon or surrendering. 10) Escalate Tension: They make movements or gestures that increase officers' perception of danger, such as pointing the weapon or moving aggressively toward officers. 11) Provoke a Response: They verbally or physically provoke officers, possibly by shouting challenges or taunts like, "Shoot me!" or "You’ll have to kill me!" 12) Simulate Immediate Danger: The individual creates an immediate sense of threat, such as aiming a weapon, charging at officers, or threatening others in their vicinity. 13) Force Lethal Action: Officers, perceiving a serious and imminent threat to themselves or the public, use deadly force to neutralize the situation. 14) Achieve Intent: The individual is fatally injured by police action, fulfilling their goal of ending their life. 15) Aftermath: Law enforcement and bystanders are left to deal with the trauma and consequences, while the incident is typically investigated to determine if the use of force was justified.

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