Police officers killed surge 28% this year and some point to civil unrest and those looking to exploit it - ABC News
Law enforcement in the United States - Wikipedia
Cleveland police face officer shortage amid increase in violent crime - cleveland.com
What 1,000 top US cops have learned in Israel, and why it's controversial | The Times of Israel
Man gets prison for attacking Capitol officer who later died
It's tough to be a cop these days - Far From Balanced
Police officer numbers have fallen - Full Fact
U.S. law enforcement officers 2021 | Statista
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Uvalde school district fires recently hired officer after learning she was under investigation for shooting response - ABC News
Number of state and local police officers in the U.S. by state 2020 | Statista
Police Salaries Are Rising in Departments Across the U.S.
Philadelphia's Police Department Is Short 1,300 Officers
America Has Fewest Cops in a Quarter Century, Data Find
How Many Cops Are There in the United States? (2018 Update) – The Skeptical Libertarian
The prevalence of police officers in US schools | Urban Institute
Every police officer is not 'the police' | The Hill
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The Number Of U.S. Police Officers Killed In The Line Of Duty Increased Last Year [Infographic]
Number of state and local police officers in the U.S. 2020 | Statista
Kettling” Protesters in the Bronx: Systemic Police Brutality and Its Costs in the United States | HRW
Inside America's police departments | Pew Research Center
Law enforcement in the United States - Wikipedia
Portland Ranks 48th Among 50 Big Cities for Cops per Capita
Police numbers in Canada have dropped | Fraser Institute
U.S. law enforcement officers 2021 | Statista
If the Police Lie, Should They Be Held Liable? Often the Answer Is No. - The New York Times
