Updated 03/11/2025

Mapping Police Violence

Law enforcement agencies across the country are failing to provide us with even basic information about the lives they take. So we collect the data ourselves. Scroll to explore.

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Killings by police in 2025
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January

Police killed 7 people on January 01, 2025

Police killed 2 people on January 02, 2025

Police killed 5 people on January 03, 2025

Police killed 3 people on January 04, 2025

Police killed 1 people on January 05, 2025

Police killed 3 people on January 06, 2025

Police killed 2 people on January 07, 2025

Police killed 5 people on January 08, 2025

Police killed 5 people on January 09, 2025

Police killed 1 people on January 10, 2025

Police killed 4 people on January 11, 2025

Police killed 3 people on January 12, 2025

Police killed 4 people on January 13, 2025

Police killed 1 people on January 14, 2025

Police killed 8 people on January 15, 2025

Police killed 2 people on January 16, 2025

Police killed 5 people on January 17, 2025

Police killed 3 people on January 18, 2025

Police killed 3 people on January 19, 2025

Police killed 2 people on January 20, 2025

Police killed 3 people on January 21, 2025

Police killed 8 people on January 22, 2025

Police killed 2 people on January 23, 2025

Police killed 10 people on January 24, 2025

Police killed 3 people on January 25, 2025

Police killed 3 people on January 26, 2025

Police killed 4 people on January 27, 2025

Police killed 6 people on January 28, 2025

Police killed 6 people on January 29, 2025

Police killed 3 people on January 30, 2025

Police killed 2 people on January 31, 2025

February

Police killed 4 people on February 01, 2025

Police killed 2 people on February 02, 2025

Police killed 6 people on February 03, 2025

Police killed 5 people on February 04, 2025

Police killed 4 people on February 05, 2025

Police killed 4 people on February 06, 2025

Police killed 3 people on February 07, 2025

Police killed 4 people on February 08, 2025

Police killed 2 people on February 09, 2025

Police killed 3 people on February 10, 2025

Police killed 1 people on February 11, 2025

Police killed 8 people on February 12, 2025

Police killed 2 people on February 13, 2025

Police killed 1 people on February 14, 2025

Police killed 1 people on February 15, 2025

Police killed 3 people on February 16, 2025

Police killed 6 people on February 17, 2025

Police killed 4 people on February 18, 2025

Police killed 2 people on February 19, 2025

Police killed 2 people on February 20, 2025

Police killed 4 people on February 21, 2025

Police killed 4 people on February 22, 2025

Police killed 3 people on February 23, 2025

Police killed 6 people on February 24, 2025

Police killed 3 people on February 25, 2025

Police killed 3 people on February 26, 2025

Police killed 6 people on February 27, 2025

Police killed 5 people on February 28, 2025

March

Police killed 3 people on March 01, 2025

Police killed 2 people on March 02, 2025

Police killed 1 people on March 03, 2025

Police killed 6 people on March 04, 2025

Police killed 2 people on March 05, 2025

Police killed 9 people on March 06, 2025

Police killed 6 people on March 07, 2025

Police killed 1 people on March 08, 2025

Police killed 1 people on March 09, 2025

Police killed 2 people on March 10, 2025

Police killed 1 people on March 11, 2025

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Police killings per 1 million people in the U.S., 2013–2025
Native Hawaiianand Pacific IslanderPolice killed 1.3e+2 Native Hawaiian and Pacific Islander people per 1 million Native Hawaiian and Pacific Islander people in the U.S. between 2013 and 2021 BlackPolice killed 90 Black people per 1 million Black people in the U.S. between 2013 and 2021 American Indianand Alaska NativePolice killed 55 American Indian and Alaska Native people per 1 million American Indian and Alaska Native people in the U.S. between 2013 and 2021 HispanicPolice killed 41 Hispanic people per 1 million Hispanic people in the U.S. between 2013 and 2021 WhitePolice killed 32 White people per 1 million White people in the U.S. between 2013 and 2021 AsianPolice killed 11 Asian people per 1 million Asian people in the U.S. between 2013 and 2021 130 90 55 41 32 11

Race and ethnicity population data from the 2020 Decennial Census

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Jan. Feb. March April May June July Aug. Sept. Oct. Nov. Dec. 0 341 683 1,024 1,365 total killings by police 1078 police killings2013 1040 police killings2014 1103 police killings2015 1067 police killings2016 1101 police killings2017 1148 police killings2018 1115 police killings2019 1159 police killings2020 1190 police killings2021 1269 police killings2022 1361 police killings2023 1365 police killings2024 220 police killings20252025

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Police killed 0.60 people per million in Alabama in 2025 Police killed 5.45 people per million in Alaska in 2025 Police killed 1.68 people per million in Arizona in 2025 Police killed 1.00 person per million in Arkansas in 2025 Police killed 0.86 people per million in California in 2025 Police killed 1.39 people per million in Colorado in 2025 Police killed 0.83 people per million in Connecticut in 2025 Police killed 0.00 people per million in Delaware in 2025 Police killed 2.90 people per million in District Of Columbia in 2025D.C. Police killed 0.93 people per million in Florida in 2025 Police killed 0.56 people per million in Georgia in 2025 Police killed 0.00 people per million in Guam in 2025 Police killed 1.37 people per million in Hawaii in 2025 Police killed 0.54 people per million in Idaho in 2025 Police killed 0.47 people per million in Illinois in 2025 Police killed 1.18 people per million in Indiana in 2025 Police killed 1.88 people per million in Iowa in 2025 Police killed 1.70 people per million in Kansas in 2025 Police killed 0.89 people per million in Kentucky in 2025 Police killed 1.50 people per million in Louisiana in 2025 Police killed 1.47 people per million in Maine in 2025 Police killed 0.00 people per million in Maryland in 2025 Police killed 0.28 people per million in Massachusetts in 2025 Police killed 0.20 people per million in Michigan in 2025 Police killed 0.00 people per million in Minnesota in 2025 Police killed 0.34 people per million in Mississippi in 2025 Police killed 1.46 people per million in Missouri in 2025 Police killed 0.00 people per million in Montana in 2025 Police killed 0.00 people per million in Nebraska in 2025 Police killed 1.61 people per million in Nevada in 2025 Police killed 0.73 people per million in New Hampshire in 2025 Police killed 0.00 people per million in New Jersey in 2025 Police killed 4.72 people per million in New Mexico in 2025 Police killed 0.10 people per million in New York in 2025 Police killed 0.86 people per million in North Carolina in 2025 Police killed 1.28 people per million in North Dakota in 2025 Police killed 0.59 people per million in Ohio in 2025 Police killed 1.01 people per million in Oklahoma in 2025 Police killed 0.94 people per million in Oregon in 2025 Police killed 0.00 people per million in Palau in 2025 Police killed 0.62 people per million in Pennsylvania in 2025 Police killed 0.00 people per million in Rhode Island in 2025 Police killed 0.98 people per million in South Carolina in 2025 Police killed 1.13 people per million in South Dakota in 2025 Police killed 1.30 people per million in Tennessee in 2025 Police killed 0.69 people per million in Texas in 2025 Police killed 1.22 people per million in Utah in 2025 Police killed 1.56 people per million in Vermont in 2025 Police killed 0.00 people per million in Virgin Islands in 2025 Police killed 0.23 people per million in Virginia in 2025 Police killed 0.65 people per million in Washington in 2025 Police killed 1.67 people per million in West Virginia in 2025 Police killed 0.51 people per million in Wisconsin in 2025 Police killed 0.00 people per million in Wyoming in 2025

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Sage Journals

10/19/2021

The threshold for being perceived as dangerous, and thereby falling victim to lethal police force, appears to be higher for White civilians relative to their Black or Hispanic peers.

SSRN

8/31/2021

Protest against police brutality reduces officer-involved fatalities for African Americans and Latinos (but not for Whites)