2006 finally arrived.
After experiencing a series of festive celebrations, the Americans.
They realized they still had to go to work.
Life seemed to remain unchanged.
As for the pandemic, it seemed like it hadn't passed.
But, apparently, there was nothing to worry about.
After all, occasionally some bad news did spread.
Like someone or another falling ill and passing away.
But after all, they were the minority.
Hmm... this minority means: in the United States, it's quite possible to get shot by the police while driving out.
This is really no joke, and the cases of innocent Americans killed by police shootings are numerous.
It's generally a very stable figure.
That is, roughly about 35,000 per year.
Don't doubt it, there's data on almost every aspect in this country.
And these incidents of police misjudgment are actually very easy to investigate, they don't even need any numerical models.
Moreover, this data does change, but in higher years, it's about 50,000.
