n, look, everyone has cameras, and we always talk about de-escalation, escalation, de-escalation,  Dolunt said.

Dolunt said he understood the tension of the situation but drew a clear line at the moment Tinsley complied.

 We're our own worst enemy, law enforcement, and we're human with emotions. You see a guy coming through a barricade, he's lucky he didn't get shot, to be honest with you, because I'd had my gun out if you're blowing through, especially on a barricaded gunman, but once he complied. You gotta cuff him. You can't push them and then look at the resulting injury, possibly closed head. It's, it's, it looks bad for law enforcement. Looks, it looks bad totally and hopefully this guy's OK,  Dolunt said.

Tinsley was arraigned Sunday on charges of assaulting, resisting, and obstructing police, along with two counts of child abuse. His next hearing on those criminal charges is set for next week.

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