According to a U.S. Data on Police Shootings and Violence, more than 600 people are killed by law enforcement in the U.S. each year. This is research is carried out by University of Illinois Chicago.
U.S. law enforcement is involved in incidents resulting in over 600 fatalities annually, as indicated by research conducted by the University of Illinois Chicago.
This data reflects instances of lethal force. In navigating such statistics, it is essential to underscore the primary duty of the U.S. police: ensuring public safety and enforcing the law.
Addressing and scrutinizing incidents involving the use of force are critical aspects of maintaining trust and accountability within the criminal justice system, aligning with the overarching responsibility to protect and serve the community.