Closing Window with Unexpected Window Handler is aborting entire test run

So I have a suite of Windows tests. I've been having an error show up in the application. I want to be able to close it and fail the currently running keyword test and then continue on with the rest of the suite.

 

I was under the impression that if I wrote an OnUnexpectedWindow function and closed the window, Test Complete wouldn't abort the entire test run. My code is closing the window, yet the entire suite run gets stopped.

 

Do I need to alter my playback settings at all? Is it something else I'm doing wrong? Is the documentation about the OnUnexpectedWindow wrong?

 

I've attached a picture of the last few lines of the log, my playback settings, and the event handler settings. The following is my event handler code:

//USEUNIT CommonScripts

function GeneralEvents_OnLogError(Sender, LogParams)
{
  if (LogParams.MessageText == 'The operation cannot be performed, because the user session is locked.' || LogParams.MessageText == 'The operation cannot be performed, because the user session is disconnected.') {
    BuiltIn.ShowMessage ('Screen is locked. Perform the last action manually then continue test execution ...');
    Runner.Pause ();
    LogParams.Locked = true;
  } 
  else
  {
    Runner.Stop(true);
  }
}


/*
  if (LogParams.MessageText == 'The operation can not be performed, because the user session is locked.') {
   Log.Warning (LogParams.MessageText, LogParams.AdditionalText);
   BuiltIn.ShowMessage ('Screen is locked. Perform the last action manually then continue test execution ...');
   Runner.Pause ();
   LogParams.Locked = true;
 } 
*/

function GeneralEvents_OnUnexpectedWindow(Sender, Window, LogParams)
{
  //BuiltIn.ShowMessage('Unexpected window detected. Please note any stack traces. Do not close the window. Continue Test Complete');
  //Runner.Pause();
  LogParams.Locked = true;
  CommonScripts.logWarningErrorWithStackAndPicture(LogParams.MessageText);
  Window.Close();
  
  //Log.Error(LogParams.MessageText);
  //Runner.Stop(true);
}