Amy Goodman
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Mapping Police Violence: New Study Shows Cops Have Killed At Least 1,152 in 2015
Posted
December 28, 2015
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December 28, 2015
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8:22Now PlayingAmid grief and outrage over the killings of two unarmed African Americans in Chicago, a year-end report from the Mapping Police Violence research project says police nationwide killed at least 1,152 people in 2015. In 14 cities, every single police victim was African-American. And across the country, police killings had little correlation with crime rates and population size. We discuss the findings with Sam Sinyangwe, a statistician who worked on the Mapping Police Violence project.
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