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The cowardice of the Chris Kaba case

22 October 2024

8:24 PM

22 October 2024

8:24 PM

Since 2010, British police have shot dead 30 people. This works out at an average of around 2.1 people per year. In two consecutive years – 2012-13 and 2013-14 – not a single person was fatally shot by police in the UK. In 2023-24, the last period for which we have full data, it was two; for 2022-23, it was three.

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