It was found that the 28-year-old had been shot after less-lethal weapons were unsuccessful.
The fatal shooting of an asylum seeker who stabbed six people in Glasgow was"absolutely necessary in the circumstances", the Crown Office has said.
It found that the 28-year-old Sudanese man had been shot after less-lethal weapons were unsuccessful. Adam Abdalla Adam Bosh said the police should have tasered his brother or used a non-fatal shooting method.Last year, an internal Home Office review found that Badreddin approached the Home Office and its partners for help 72 times.Kenny Donnelly, deputy crown agent for COPFS, said officers acted"swiftly and decisively with the intention of protecting lives".
“This was fast-moving and complex situation involving significant risk because of the knife attacks being carried out."
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