Mapping Police Violence -DatasetDownload - With Analysis for 2019 & Charges 2013-2021 - By David Shuey

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1	The breakdown (taken from tab "Analysis of WHO is Charged with Crime"). This complete list is tallied on Column D, Rows 3-8, Column on this tab.			ALL U.S. police CHARGED with crime (2013-2021) broken down as a percentage based on the race of person killed by police. Categories: Pending, convicted, acquitted, mistrial, pleaded, or dropped.							ALL DATA FOR THIS SPREADSHEET DOWNLOADED HERE:	https://mappingpoliceviolence.org/	Sharable link	https://tinyurl.com/BLM-no-justice-no-peace
2	Asian	Charged with a crime		Number charged	Race of victim	% of population	% KILLED by police	% CHARGED of total	Convictions	% convicted	Race	Note
3	Asian	Charged with a crime		57	White	61%	50%	38%	13	23%	White	Convictions: Killings of white suspects aren't even more likely to lead to conviction (23% to 26%).
4	Black	Charged with a crime		70	Black	13%	25%	47%	18	26%	Black	Significantly more likely charges brought against officer if they shot a black person versus a white, Hispanic, or Asian person.
5	Black	Charged with a crime		2	Asian	6%	2%	1%	0	0%	Asian
6	Black	Charged with a crime		17	Hispanic	18%	20%	11%	4	24%	Hispanic	If "unarmed" is benchmark, 65% of fatal outcomes are non-black compared to 75% overall (i.e. White, Hispanic, Asian, and Native American)
7	Black	Charged with a crime		3	Native American	2%	3%	2%	1	33%	Native American
8	Black	Charged with a crime		149	Total	100%	100%	100%	36	24%	Total	Almost 1/4 of all prosecutions lead to convictions; one reason could be that the standard is high. We can also see in the data an upswing in charges being brought forward in recent years.
9	Black	Charged with a crime					^ compare "White" in blue	^ to "Black" in yellow
10	Black	Charged with a crime		BASED ON DATA ON POLICE-INVOLVED SHOOTINGS & PROSECUTIONS: Police in the United States are 2.5 TIMES MORE LIKELY to be charged (and convicted) if they shot someone BLACK compared to if they shot someone WHITE.
11	Black	Charged with a crime		THUS WE HAVE TO ASK: Why is it assumed that BLACK AMERICANS receive LESS justice than WHITE AMERICANS? The entire BLM movement rests on this myth.
12	Black	Charged with a crime		SOURCES:	https://mappingpoliceviolence.org/		https://www.washingtonpost.com/graphics/national/police-shootings/				https://tinyurl.com/BLM-no-justice-no-peace
13	Black	Charged with a crime	<<<<	Last updated April 2021
14	Black	Charged with a crime		All data copied from tab "Analysis of WHO is Charged with Crime." More details can be found on there, as taken from Mapping Police Violence database.
15	Black	Charged with a crime		NOTE: Whites are approximately 50% of people killed by police, and black 25%
16	Black	Charged with a crime		NOTE 2: Charges against police increase likelihood of large payouts. 3/12/2021 Floyd Family received $27 million payout
17	Black	Charged with a crime		https://www.buzzfeednews.com/article/tasneemnashrulla/george-floyd-lawsuit-settlement-minneapolis
18	Black	Charged with a crime
19	Black	Charged with a crime		FURTHER NOTES (INDICATING NO ANTI-BLACK RACIAL BIAS).				by David Shuey	organica.design@gmail.com
20	Black	Charged with a crime		It has been my long-held hypothesis and suspicion that the black community may get no better government response to their claims of injustice than any other group. I was open to the idea they may even get more "justice" on average. One can call it the "Squeaky Wheel Gets the Grease" hypothesis. Now it appears self-evident Black Americans in the age of Black Lives Matter benefit from vastly more prosecutions -- and wins in court -- against police after deadly outcomes at the hands of law enforcement. Where's the "No Justice, No Peace" for Latinos? For Asians? For Non-Hispanic Whites?
21	Black	Charged with a crime
22	Black	Charged with a crime		Real Data on Shootings by police by race: Are #SayHerName & #BLM Wrong? Washington Post Fatal Shooting Data 2015-2017 - (Guardian 2015-2017) - 25% black, 50% white in most every year
23	Black	Charged with a crime		https://tinyurl.com/blm-sayhername-are-myths
24	Black	Charged with a crime		The Guardian	https://www.theguardian.com/us-news/ng-interactive/2015/jun/01/the-counted-police-killings-us-database
25	Black	Charged with a crime		Washington Post	https://www.washingtonpost.com/graphics/national/police-shootings/
26	Black	Charged with a crime
27	Black	Charged with a crime		Unarmed analysis showing unarmed outcomes with police 2015-2019: 35% black, 65% non-black (in 2020 it was 25% black, and again in 2021)
28	Black	Charged with a crime		https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/147WjcRxJM-PTq5rDxafv33FvpLVNYijVo3srp3d1auY/edit#gid=1246682445
29	Black	Charged with a crime
30	Black	Charged with a crime		This question & topic author first broached: See subhead "Clues of Possible Media and Government Anti-White Bias?"
31	Black	Charged with a crime		https://medium.com/@agent.orange.chicago/how-the-washington-post-media-again-perpetuate-the-lie-about-racial-bias-in-police-shootings-in-57e51e1cbd71
32	Black	Charged with a crime
33	Black	Charged with a crime		Basically, the activist and politically left-wing Mapping Violence does track prosecutions of police, and in their data I could clearly see in a 45 min analysis (needs more work) that deaths of black folks are 50% of charges, even though they're around 25% of people killed (and 30-35% of unarmed)
34	Black	Charged with a crime
35	Black	Charged with a crime		Author's Thoughts (4/1/2021) - How much more likely will a cop be charged if they shoot someone black?
36	Black	Charged with a crime		I just ran the data. This goes against basically every story I've been hearing for 6 years. And it's been the #1 question I've had in the back of my mind, "Who gets 'justice' more often?" Obviously, there's an anti-white, anti-Asian, and anti-Hispanic bias in charges. I can find no other conclusions.
37	Black	Charged with a crime
38	Black	Charged, Acquitted		Q: How much more likely is a prosuction likely to occur for someone black shot by police versus someone white?
39	Black	Charged, Acquitted		1.228070175	< D4/D3 formula
40	Black	Charged, Acquitted		2.456	times more likely
41	Black	Charged, Acquitted
42	Black	Charged, Acquitted		2nd way to run the math
43	Black	Charged, Acquitted		500	8.771929825	deaths divided by 57 prosecutions when a white person is involved.
44	Black	Charged, Acquitted		250	3.571428571	deaths divided by 70 prosecutions when a black person is involved
45	Black	Charged, Acquitted			2.456	times more likely a cop is prosecuted for shooting someone black than someone white
46	Black	Charged, Acquitted
47	Black	Charged, Acquitted					TO THOSE WONDERING HOW BLACK CITIZENS ARE ALMOST 3 TIMES MORE LIKELY THAN WHITES TO GET SHOT BY POLICE? WELL, THEY ARE 5 TIMES MORE LIKELY TO TRY TO KILL POLICE, TOO. VIRTUALLY NO ONE IN MEDIA BRINGS THIS UP!
48	Black	Charged, Acquitted					40 out of 100 people lethally attacking or killing cops are black.
49	Black	Charged, Charges Dropped					25 out of 100 people killed by cops are black.
50	Black	Charged, Charges Dropped					People who believe systemic racial bias in police use of force are after reading this are in denial or purely ideolgoical.
51	Black	Charged, Charges Dropped
52	Black	Charged, Convicted	<<<<	KEY CONVICTION DATA!			SOURCES:
53	Black	Charged, Convicted, Sentenced to 1 year in prison
54	Black	Charged, Convicted, Sentenced to 1 year in prison and 4 years probation					37% of cops are killed by black suspects (2010-2019, 199 out of 537 were black; “white” includes Hispanic).
55	Black	Charged, Convicted, Sentenced to 12 years in prison and 8 years in probation					https://ucr.fbi.gov/leoka/2019/tables/table-42.xls
56	Black	Charged, Convicted, Sentenced to 14 years in prison
57	Black	Charged, Convicted, Sentenced to 2.5 years in prison					39% of cops assaulted and injured by knife or firearm were by black offenders (2012-2016).
58	Black	Charged, Convicted, Sentenced to 20 years in prison					https://ucr.fbi.gov/leoka/2016/officers-assaulted/tables/table-120.xls
59	Black	Charged, Convicted, Sentenced to 25 years in prison
60	Black	Charged, Convicted, Sentenced to 3 months in jail					In 2015, The Washington Post actually reported 43% of police killers are black (from an earlier period).
61	Black	Charged, Convicted, Sentenced to 3 years probation					https://www.washingtonpost.com/news/fact-checker/wp/2015/01/09/are-black-or-white-offenders-more-likely-to-kill-police/
62	Black	Charged, Convicted, Sentenced to 4 years
63	Black	Charged, Convicted, Sentenced to 5 years probation.					25% killed by police are black; 50% white; 20% hispanic; 5% other (approx)
64	Black	Charged, Convicted, Sentenced to 50 years					https://www.washingtonpost.com/graphics/investigations/police-shootings-database/
65	Black	Charged, Convicted, Sentenced to 6 years
66	Black	Charged, Convicted, Sentenced to life in prison					From 2007-2016 an average of 2,150 firearm assaults on police per year (10% injury rate).
67	Black	Charged, Convicted, Sentenced to Life in Prison					https://ucr.fbi.gov/leoka/2016/officers-assaulted/tables/table-75.xls
68	Black	Charged, Convicted, Sentenced to life in prison without parole, plus 16 years
69	Black	Charged, Mistrial					And if you don't believe the data, why are you using these SAME data and sources to say we have a "systemic racism" problem?
70	Black	Charged, Mistrial
71	Black	Charged, Mistrial
72	Black	Charged, Mistrial					EXAMPLE in 2021: Same day as the Rittenhouse verdict. National cable news coverage: Zero
73	Black	Charged, Mistrial, Plead Guilty to Civil Rights Charges					https://www.kcur.org/news/2021-11-19/kansas-city-police-officer-eric-devalkenaere-found-guilty-in-fatal-shooting-of-a-black-man?fbclid=IwAR34GHaedqCLnS9H0hoWzkQrm5f6bRP6pWWvBKOMe5LX_Mv_NIguqDB_jlg
74	Hispanic	Charged with a crime
75	Hispanic	Charged with a crime					Rashard Brooks is a key case: Tazer shot at offier's head, and Brooks was shot less than 2 seconds later. But cop is on trial for murder
76	Hispanic	Charged with a crime					https://www.11alive.com/article/news/investigations/the-reveal/da-skandalakis-one-on-one-interview/85-6350b6c4-9732-43d4-819a-71e7b3418c4d
77	Hispanic	Charged with a crime					https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Killing_of_Rayshard_Brooks#Prosecution
78	Hispanic	Charged with a crime
79	Hispanic	Charged with a crime					Excessive prosecution of drunk suspect who died
80	Hispanic	Charged with a crime					https://twitter.com/pourover16/status/1641277755420467206?s=46&t=4drkZ6F0UlnEm0iLEH44NA
81	Hispanic	Charged with a crime
82	Hispanic	Charged with a crime
83	Hispanic	Charged, Acquitted
84	Hispanic	Charged, Acquitted
85	Hispanic	Charged, Acquitted
86	Hispanic	Charged, Charges Dropped
87	Hispanic	Charged, Convicted, Sentenced to 10 Years of Prison				<<<<	KEY CONVICTION DATA!
88	Hispanic	Charged, Convicted, Sentenced to 16 years in prison
89	Hispanic	Charged, Convicted, Sentenced to 40 years to Life in prison
90	Hispanic	Charged, Convicted, Sentenced to 5 years probation.
91	Native American	Charged with a crime
92	Native American	Charged with a crime, Acquitted
93	Native American	Charged, Convicted, Sentenced to 10 years in prison				<<<<	KEY CONVICTION DATA!
94	White	Charged with a crime
95	White	Charged with a crime
96	White	Charged with a crime
97	White	Charged with a crime					MORE notes and research on this subject
98	White	Charged with a crime					NOTE: Don't know where this came from
99	White	Charged with a crime					The Police Integrity Research Group at Bowling Green State University, which tracks criminal charges against police officers, found that between 2005 and 2019, 104 local law enforcement officers across the country had been arrested on suspicion of murder or manslaughter following an on-duty shooting — an average of about seven per year. Of those, 35 were convicted of a crime, it stated in a 2019 report.
100	White	Charged with a crime					In New Mexico, such cases have rarely led to criminal charges — much less a conviction. State law says deadly force is justified if the officer “has probable cause to believe he or another is threatened with serious harm or deadly force” while performing his or her job, a standard that makes prosecution exceedingly difficult.