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Mapping Police Violence

2024

This data interactive, Mapping Police Violence, features a collection of interactive tools, maps, and figures that illustrate police violence in the United States. Users can view an interactive map of the United States showing all of the people killed by police for each day in a specific year. The current data shows the number of days in 2023 where police did not kill someone and that Black people are three times more likely to be killed by police than their white counterparts. The portal includes a calendar view of police killings and figures and graphs showing how race and ethnicity, location, and crime are connected to police violence. Users can also learn about police killings per state through several indicators: race, sex, armed status, cause of death, and year. The portal includes additional information, including a police scorecard and a detailed methodology. Users can also view the data and access a resource to contact their representatives directly.       

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Mapping Police Violence Interactive Database. Mapping Police Violence 2024. https://mappingpoliceviolence.us.