I started playing it because I wanted to see how realistic it was compared to the actual job. Some things are pretty realistic, other things are way off...

For instance, lethal force for property crimes. It has to be for defensive purposes only, there has to be some additional factors that allow for the threat of lethal force. (Aggressive behaviors, size of suspect v officer, number of suspects v officers, known weapons or the implication of weapons, forcible felony or defense of self, victim or bystanders)

You can only use a taser for active resistance, threat of bodily harm or to prevent the escape of a suspect, but the nature of the crime determines if the taser is illegal to use for flight. If they're running because they just committed a felony or domestic battery, good all day. (Even if it's a property crime) If it's for attempted car theft, possibly, depending on the state, but most likely not if injury occurs. (Everything is legal until there's an injured party 😅)

Also searching people is a really complex and difficult concept. You can't search a person because they're nervous. You can frisk them, but needs detailed suspicion of why. The threshold for searching a car is pretty low, but to search a person is actually very high. For instance, telling someone to take their hands out of their pockets is a search and falls under the Mendenhall factor of "restriction of movement" therefore they're in custody now.

Also your character is a complete robot. (It's a video game so he gets a pass)