This report provides a comprehensive analysis of demographic factors in police shootings using data from the Washington Post Police Shootings Database. Our main goal is to better understand age distribution, race, mental illness, gender, and other relevant factors related to police violence.
Age Distribution: We examine age distribution to identify trends and disparities, shedding light on police violence prevalence across different age groups.
Mental Illness as a Condition: We explore the prevalence of mental illness, emphasizing the role of mental health and the need for appropriate interventions and support.
Gender: We analyze gender disparities to contribute to discussions about gender-related aspects of police violence.
Other Factors: We consider additional dataset factors like location and time of day to gain insights into the circumstances of these incidents.
This report is a valuable resource for policymakers, law enforcement, and advocacy groups working toward criminal justice reform. Our data-driven insights aim to inform evidence-based decision-making and address issues related to police shootings.