Which of the following is part of the MR A MACBAKER guideline for using deadly physical force?

The MR A MACBAKER guideline provides a framework for when the use of deadly physical force is justified for peace officers. In this context, burglary is often recognized as a serious crime that can potentially threaten the life of individuals, including law enforcement officers. The guideline typically allows officers to use deadly force in situations where they or another person’s life is in immediate danger, particularly in the commission of violent felonies.

Burglary is categorized as a serious offense because it often involves entering a property unlawfully with the intent to commit a crime, and it can lead to confrontational scenarios that pose significant risk to individuals involved. Therefore, under the MR A MACBAKER guideline, burglary would be one of the crimes that could justify the use of deadly force, depending on the circumstances surrounding the situation.

The other options—identity fraud, public intoxication, and vandalism—are generally considered less severe in terms of the immediate threat they pose to life, and thus do not fall under the same justification for deadly force as burglary does.