>You can't extrapolate that model to the USA, where there are more firearms than citizens I agree unarmed police may be a stretch, but countries like Switzerla

>You can't extrapolate that model to the USA, where there are more firearms than citizens I agree unarmed police may be a stretch, but countries like Switzerland (where every home has a gun) or Estonia (which has CCW laws similar to some US states) don't see the same level of police shootings even with armed police.