APD officers use force less often, while arrests increase — City of Albuquerque
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Use Of Force 2025 Statistics. Police use of force statistics, England and Wales April 2019 to March 2020 GOV.UK The collection of law enforcement use of force statistics has been mandated as a responsibility of the Attorney General since the passage of the Violent Crime Control and Law Enforcement Act of 1994.Title XXI: State and Local Law Enforcement, Subtitle D: Police Pattern or Practice, Section 210402, states the responsibility of the Attorney General to collect data on excessive force. The amount and kind of data that is collected varies state by state, though reports of officer involved deaths are required by law in at least 16 states
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03/06/2025 Use of Force Incidents by Type Dataset FY22 - FY25 (FYTD) - January CSV: 263.23 KB These statistics represent uses of force against on-duty officers and agents only; off-duty incidents are not included
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The collection of law enforcement use of force statistics has been mandated as a responsibility of the Attorney General since the passage of the Violent Crime Control and Law Enforcement Act of 1994.Title XXI: State and Local Law Enforcement, Subtitle D: Police Pattern or Practice, Section 210402, states the responsibility of the Attorney General to collect data on excessive force. These statistics represent uses of force against on-duty officers and agents only; off-duty incidents are not included 03/06/2025 Use of Force Incidents by Type Dataset FY22 - FY25 (FYTD) - January CSV: 263.23 KB
Dixon Police Dept., CA Use of Force. These statistics represent assaults and uses of force involving Authorized Officers/Agents during CBP operations only; off-duty incidents are not included Other common topics include use of force resulting in serious bodily injury, officer involved shootings, officer discipline, and citizen complaints surrounding use of force, among others.
Police Use of Force and Misconduct in California. Previously published statistics are occasionally revised based on internal review, investigative findings, and National Use of Force Review Board decisions; therefore, these tables may not match previously published statistics. The program is voluntary, and thus relies on agencies submitting their use of force statistics, even and perhaps most importantly, during months with zero incidents.