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The FBI's Uniform Crime Reporting and National Use-of-Force Data Collection have limitations, including low participation and reporting lags, which can lead to underreporting of police shootings.
Across recent years, independent trackers and academic studies converge on roughly 900–1,100 people killed by U.S. police each year, with White victims numerically larger but Black victims dramaticall...
from 2015–2024 show clear racial disparities: Black Americans have faced the highest per‑person risk (about 6.2 deaths per million per year), Hispanic Americans an intermediate elevated rate (≈2.8 per...
Federal systems and the academic literature consistently show that the vast majority of murders in the are —victim and offender sharing the same race—but the sources provided here do not contain a sin...
Everytown defines mass shootings by a high fatality threshold—four or more people killed in a single incident—and counts only events that meet that fatality bar, while Mother Jones focuses on indiscri...