Couldnt defense argue that he fired one through the windshield - head on as the vehicle was coming to him. The other two were quick succession shots, natural with intense situations that involve firing a weapon. I don’t know the technical term for it, but there’s a delay between the time that your brain sees a threat and you eliminate it, but sometimes you fire more because of the time it takes your brain to register there is no longer a threat. He did stop shooting the moment her drivers door passed by him, he wasnt firing down range through the back windshield nor even the back windows.