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Publication Date: June 24, 2026 - 08:02

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Policing safer now than in previous decades despite recent officer deaths: expert

June 24, 2026
A criminology expert says the number of on-duty cop fatalities this year remains within historical levels, with data showing that policing is generally safer now than before.

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