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I would think, since I wasn't in your class to hear the entire scenario, that your instructor was cautioning your class not to assume anything in a situation. I have seen a few training scenarios where we had to "find the bad guy/girl" and it was easy to make a snap judgement and be wrong. In one particular scenario, they were video scenarios, when the incident was in camera view it appeared a woman was being attacked by two males. As the scenario played out, you find out the female was actually the perpetrator in the scenario. Wish I still had the link to put it on here so everyone could see it. Anyway, this again goes to being aware of your surroundings at all times. The good samaritan thing will go bad if someone makes a snap judgement and shoots an innocent. Therefore, IMO, your instructors were cautioning you to be aware.

If I am wrong, I apologize but I can see, based on what I think, that this is good advise.