Only in warped minds like yours.
You're the one with warped mind as evidenced by the below post. By this logic, there should not be a "White Horse" classification for teens with big shot parents so they can kill themselves if they can't stand the stress of NS and to hell with their big shot parents' feelings. Better still let the army canteen sell cyanide so the process can be expedited.
Any teen who commits suicide is good riddance. If they went on to reproduce they'd pass on their "I'm depressed and I'm hopeless" gene to the next generation.
Even if it is true that the police questioning upset him tremendously the fact remains that taking his own life was his choice and his alone. You can't blame the police for him having a fragile state of mind.
An event can have more than one cause. The issue is did the police use unnecessary force and if so was that a contributing factor. It's like a road accident, driver A and driver B are both negligent leading to driver A's injury estimated to cost $1 million in medical and other damages. If driver B's negligence is found to be 60% responsible, he must pay driver A $600,000 in damages.
The answer to the underlined question in this and all future complaints against police (including but not limited to hiding in ambulances during riots) should be determined by an INDEPENDENT police complaints commission.
I'm far more inclined to blame his parents for spoiling him silly to the point where the slightest hint of adversity caused him to snap.
Even a fool is entitled to his opinion, but on matters of public interest such as this, the issue should be settled by an INDEPENDENT police complaints commission based on evidence.