In California, the police would simply murder the child on the spot – and then whitewash it.
Disrupting the Borg is expensive and time consuming!
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In the Philippines all police belong to the PNP, the Philippine National Police, and are all trained in their academy. There are no police unions. Regulations require that officers must hold their fire unless fired upon first. Violators can and are prosecuted, with punishment especially severe if minors are involved, for the Filipino people love children very much.