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In a first, FBI to begin collecting national data on police use of force
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Well, to be fair, the FDIC and ADA isn’t allowed to collect police use of force data either.
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Am I mistaken or does the article imply that this a voluntary thing to be submitted by local officials and not something collected first hand by FBI investigation? If it is the former then this program would be more likely to portray a picture of less police malfeasance than would be the real life situation as local enforcement would be more likely to not participate or not be fully candid if they thought it would make them look bad.
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