Lives Matter

Greg_Deckler — Mon, 31 Aug 2020 03:25:35 GMT

A data story centered around US law enforcement caused deaths by firearms broken down by race and age and correlated with arrest statistics and population data.

Review the second page as well as the first page (see Key Insights below).

US Law Enforcement Caused Deaths by Firearms data comes from the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention. (1999-2014)

Crime statistics are from the FBI Uniform Crime Reports. (1999-2014)

Population statistics are based on 2010 US Census Bureau data.

Key Insights

Page 1

Deaths per year jumped up significantly in 2011 and have remained at this new, elevated level since
Blacks account for a greater percentage of deaths then their percent of the population
American Indians and Alaskan Natives account for a greater percentage of deaths than their percent of the population
Asians and Pacific Islanders account for a lesser percentage of deaths than their percent of the population

Page 2

For blacks and whites, arrest rates display a high level of correlation with mortality rates
American Indians, Alaskan Natives, Asians and Pacific Islanders account for a greater percentage of deaths than their percent of arrests
In general, arrest rates by age display a high level of correlation with mortality rates by age
Younger arrestees have a lesser percentage of deaths than their percent of arrests
Older arrestees have a greater percentage of deaths than their percent of arrests

Page 3

There is a clear bias against kill womean

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Re: Lives Matter

marvs — Wed, 10 Aug 2016 14:04:29 GMT

On the first page the Race % of Population tiles are not responding to cross-filtering, on the 2nd page the Race % of Arrests is not responding to cross-filtering. I downloaded the pbix but can't tell why it is not working.

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