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10. Yep, and it expired in 2006 prior to the first data being complied, and it sat for 7 years until

Thu Jan 1, 2015, 02:44 PM

Jan 2015

last week. At least you knew it existed.

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Things I would like to know about police violence in the US [View all] Recursion Dec 2014 OP

that information would be readily available in any nation... Adam051188 Dec 2014 #2

Why? Igel Jan 2015 #7

To me that is an extremely important point etherealtruth Dec 2014 #5

The Death in Custody Reporting Act was originally passed in 2000, Downwinder Dec 2014 #6

Yes. The info would be good. Igel Jan 2015 #8

I actually follow police killings as part of my job. Comrade Grumpy Jan 2015 #9