Police Shootings On the Rise In the United States

Name: Police Shootings On the Rise In the United States
Author: Bill Stonehem.
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In recent months, there has been an increase in the discussions about killings by law enforcement officials. Though this is an occurrence world-wide, much attention has been placed on the United States of America, due to the alarming instances of unlawful police killings. The Washington Post highlighted that more individuals have been shot and killed by police officers since the start of 2016 that last year this time, despite the increased use of body cameras.

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