Spoiler: in cities with 0-2 of the policies, you're 44% more likely to be shot by police than in cities with 6-8 of them.
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I wanted a robust statistical analysis of good policies versus bad, so I treated bad police policies like a toxin or pathogen. /4
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(North Carolina fails to report violent crime data properly; FBI doesn't use it either.)/7
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