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"...suburban and rural communities could be a pathway to reducing police violence in the U.S. overall. But that would take political willpower at the local level..."
The number of people killed by police has remained remarkably constant overall, @samswey shows, even though killings in big cities have decreased -- because they're rising in suburban and rural areas.
https://fivethirtyeight.com/features/police-are-killing-fewer-people-in-big-cities-but-more-in-suburban-and-rural-america/ …pic.twitter.com/qfwvcHsBlH
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What is the data regarding change in risk to officers accompanying policing reforms and lower risk to the general population? I expect risk to police is ALSO reduced... which one might hope a conservative would be able to favor.
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Can you do police killings by race next? Seems relevant
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