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Originally Posted by JohnR
The only reason you want DOJ to investigate is to castigate the DOJ.
"We" as citizens, have proven unable to properly handle that data.
"We" as citizens, should be able to have a detailed dissection of the data and drill down and have comprehensive discussions BUT WE DON'T.
"We" as citizens, like Mom's Demand Action and Everytown, do not look at already PUBLICLY available data on firearm deaths for rifles (average less than 350 per year) and determine that this MASSIVE Gun Grab that divides this country is but for a tiny sliver (less than 0.1%).
So, yeh, maybe it is best NOT to have the data publicly available.
But if you wanted, you could go to your state and ask THEM for the data, or have the local paper do it.
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I have not spent the time to validate this, but based on my attempts to find this information, I suspect that it is correct
FBI launched database on police use of force last year, but only 40 percent of police participated, and the data has not been published yet.
This data belongs to the public.
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