== Can Sclager's dropping of an object be called a 'throw down' ? == 

 The article currently has one source supporting the statement: 

 "The video shows that Slager ran back toward where the initial scuffle occurred and picked something up off the ground. Moments later, he dropped the object, apparently the taser, near Scott's body." 

 I simplified a contribution from one editor to follow the above up with another source, supporting this statement: 

 'Dropping a weapon near the body of an unarmed suspect is a form of police misconduct known as a "throw down" used to justify the shooting.' 

 This additional explanation was reverted with the summary: 

 'pure synthesis, no reliable source calling this incident a "throwdown"'. 

 I am unsure if this revert is justified. The two different sentences are each supported by their own source, so no combination of sources, per WP:SYNTH. 

 Let's assume that indeed there are currently no reliable sources calling Sclager's actions 'throw-down'. My question then is: 

 Does Sclager's dropping of what is apparently the taser self-evidently match what the quoted source defines as a 'throw down' close enough that we can use the term here? 

 Because in that cause, I see no reason for the revert.