hey guess what shooting somebody = wounding them
it doesnt matter where you shoot them, it's still wounding them, and no matter where the shot is it's going to be lethal.
Well, actually no. Properly treated in time, there's a surprisingly high survival rate for bullet wounds. Admittedly, it's still low, (What was it roughly 33% or so?) but not every .22 LR is going to be an ass-shredding death-pellet, and not every 9mm wound is going to be nonlethal. Most of the time, getting shot is guaranteed to be at least crippling.
And there is the rather odd implied dismissal by Snaked_Snake of how police officers (And, really, most people given guns for the intent of using those guns to disable a person) are trained to aim for the center of mass. As in the torso. Where those squishy internal organs are located. Really if you're trained in shooting and you aren't some kind of headshot whoring marksman on a range, you're going to be shooting people in the torso rather than the arms, legs, and face. Those kinds of shots are simply very difficult to make in a situation where you have less than a second to respond before a bullet lands into your, likely equally or slightly less squishy torso.