Nextbots that do not die?

[MysticLlama]

So i'm having this problem where a bot that i'm working on doesn't seem to die properly.

I set it's health to 50.

If i Spawn one of them, i can kill it just fine.
But if i spawn two or more of them, it doesn't seem to be able to be killed, even though it registers as "dead"; It prints that it has 0 health, it plays it's death sound, and the other bots acknowledge that it has been killed, yet it keeps running as if it isn't at 0 (or sometimes negative) health, running at me and attacking me, and even continuing to play hitsounds if i damage it further.
No Errors or anything else.

Heres the "OnKilled" Function, if it may help:

function ENT:OnKilled( damageinfo )
local cpdeaths = {"npc/metropolice/die1.wav", "npc/metropolice/die2.wav","npc/metropolice/die3.wav","npc/metropolice/die4.wav"}
	
	self:EmitSound(cpdeaths[math.random(#cpdeaths)])
	
	
	if(self.Weapon == stick and self.Weapon ~= nil) then
	wep= ents.Create("weapon_stunstick")
	att = self:GetAttachment(5)
	wep:SetPos(att.Pos)
	wep:Spawn()
	self.Weapon:Remove()
	else
	return
	
	end
	
	

	self:BecomeRagdoll( damageinfo )
	print("ded")

end

any ideas as to what may cause this?

[Fortune_.]

Sadly, I don't know anything about Nextbots to help you with your problem, but I do have some recommendations about your code.

local cpdeaths = {"npc/metropolice/die1.wav","npc/metropolice/die2.wav","npc/metropolice/die3.wav","npc/metropolice/die4.wav"} -- This is defined outside our function, it is more optimised this way, as otherwise it would  be redefined every time the nextbot died.
function ENT:OnKilled( damageinfo )
	
	self:EmitSound(cpdeaths[math.random(#cpdeaths)])
	
	
	if(self.Weapon == stick and self.Weapon ~= nil) then -- We are going to indent all the code in this function, makes it easier to read.
	     wep= ents.Create("weapon_stunstick")
	     att = self:GetAttachment(5)
	     wep:SetPos(att.Pos)
	     wep:Spawn()
	     self.Weapon:Remove()
	else
	     return
	end
	
	self:BecomeRagdoll( damageinfo )
	print("ded")

end

It's not necessarily required that you write code like this, but it makes it easier to read.

[Rubat]

Get rid of the "return", it stops the code from being executed if the bot doesn't have self.Weapon.