More than half of police killings in the US are unreported in government data, study finds

More than half of police killings go unreported, study finds

More than half of deaths at the hands of police went unreported over the past four decades, according to a

Killings by police are undercounted by more than half, new study says

One expert said the study's findings stress the "undercurrents of systemic racism" in the United States.

Feds Failed to Count 17,000 Police Killings Since 1980: Study

A Lancet study comparing grassroots databases to the USA National Vital Statistics System’s numbers found a vast gap.

More than half of US police violence cases misclassified or unreported in official records, study says

More than half of all killings by police officers in the United States go unreported - and black Americans are far more likely to be the victim, according to a new study.

Over half of police-involved deaths in U.S. since 1980 not reported: study - National

The study also said that Black Americans were 3.5 times more likely to die from police violence than white Americans.

Federal database undercounts deaths caused by police, according to researchers

By Peter Nickeas, CNN A study published Thursday in a medical journal estimated a federal database failed to count more than 50% of deaths attributable to police violence over nearly 40 years. The study’s authors, who used statistical modeling to extrapolate the number of uncounted deaths, concluded that police have been involved in more than