Answered Does this qualify as Crossfire?

While a T is going to shoot an inno but before any shooting starts a 2nd T is standing between the first T and the Inno but the First T shoots anyways damaging or killing the 2nd T and the Inno, is this considered Crossfire?

What if a Detective ID's a T via DNA but between him and the T there is an Inno. The T at that time is not doing a T act or not shooting anyone, he's just standing there, but the Detective decides to shoot anyways hitting or killing the Inno, is this crossfire?

 

If you deliberately now someone down in attempt to kill someone behind them, that is RDM. Crossfire is when you accidentally hit a teammate with a stray bullet which was meant for someone else.

 

Thanks CDriscoll. This is the 2nd time i've seen this happen and the Mods didn't hand out a slay for it.

Please Mark this as answered. I will refer to it next time it happens

 

What CD said is true, but you have to keep in mind it is hard to prove someones intentions. Unless you have concrete video evidence to prove otherwise, there should be no slay if the logs show there may have been crossfire.