Using deadly force to stop a nondangerous fleeing felon is considered?

Using deadly force to stop a nondangerous fleeing felon is considered unreasonable under the 4th Amendment because the amendment protects individuals from unreasonable seizures, including the use of excessive force by law enforcement. The application of deadly force is only justifiable when there is an immediate threat to the safety of the officer or others, or in situations where the suspect poses a serious danger. If a fleeing felon does not pose a threat of harm, employing deadly force is not warranted and is deemed excessive. This principle upholds the value of human life and ensures that law enforcement actions are appropriate and proportionate to the situation.