Which situation does not require reporting to the Maine Attorney General?

The situation involving the discharge of a firearm not aimed at a person does not typically require reporting to the Maine Attorney General because it lacks the element of intent or direct threat to another individual. In law enforcement, discharging a firearm is treated with caution, and while it can result in serious consequences, if the discharge occurs without the intent to harm or endanger, it may not fulfill the criteria that necessitate formal reporting.

In contrast, the other scenarios, such as ramming an occupied vehicle or the use of police batons and impact weapons, typically involve a higher risk of causing injury or potential harm to others. Such actions are closely scrutinized and often require reporting to ensure accountability and review for adherence to departmental policies and state laws.