FBI Postpones Use-Of-Force Data Release

The FBI has delayed the release of national data on police use of force due to low participation rates. Only 25% of agencies are participating, with significant gaps in states like Indiana and New York. Major agencies like the NYPD and Miami Dade Police are not contributing, hindering transparency. Efforts are underway to increase participation, with some states like Montana leading in data disclosure. The FBI has launched a campaign to encourage more agencies to report, emphasizing the importance of transparency in building public trust.

Why is the FBI delaying the release of national data on police use of force?

• To avoid public scrutiny

• Because of low participation rates

• To protect police officers

• Due to high participation rates

What percentage of agencies in Indiana participated in the data collection?

• More than 90%

• Less than 2%

• 25%

• 50%

Which major police department is mentioned as not participating in the data collection?

• Los Angeles Police Department

• Chicago Police Department

• New York Police Department

• Houston Police Department

What is one reason some police departments see transparency as important?

• To earn community trust

• To avoid legal issues

• To increase funding

• To reduce crime rates

Which state is leading in data submission with more than 90% participation?

• California

• Florida

• Montana

• Texas