>>I've mentioned before that as far as I knew, there was no way to know the answer to this question. Today Yesterday's Wall Street Journal had a front page story titled, “Hundreds of Police Killings Uncounted in Federal Statistics.” The problem is much worse than I realized.
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>>http://online.wsj.com/articles/hundreds-of-police-killings-are-uncounted-in-federal-statistics-1417577504
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>More people are killed by civilians on civilians. You don't care about them?

Yes I do of course. However a) we know how many of those people were killed as we have accurate counts...and b) cops are sworn to 'protect and serve' The fact that these numbers are being kept from the public is what bothers me. Database to tell you how many cars were stolen, but no database to tell us how many times a cop kills someone? I feel that is just wrong on SO many levels.... It makes one wonder WHY the cops would want to keep this from us. I can't think of any good reason for that.