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   by kennelliott 11y ago

   It's tough, because we only started investigating and reporting this data in 2015. We've just announced we will be continuing the investigation in 2016, and by 2017 the government has said it hopes to have a better system in place
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   by kennelliott 11y ago

   A more roundabout way might be to go here https://www.washingtonpost.com/graphics/national/police-shoo... , look at the second point about fleeing individuals, and look around for those who were brandishing a fire
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   by kennelliott 11y ago

   The best we could advise you to do is select both "Deadly weapon" (under the "Weapon" category) and "Other" (under "Threat Level"). Deadly weapon includes all firearms, and the Other (threat level) ca
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   by kennelliott 11y ago

   Thanks for the constructive feedback, Thomas. These comments will be valuable when we build the 2016 database, if we decide to do so.
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   by kennelliott 11y ago

   Laquan McDonald's shooting happened in 2014, before we started investigating and tracking this data.
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   by kennelliott 11y ago

   Hi everyone! I'm a developer who worked on this project, and I appreciate the comments and suggestions. If you enjoyed this piece, you might want to check out our related story about the six most important things we learned from a year
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   by kennelliott 11y ago

   great implementation of tufte's look, though i disagree with much of what tufte believes is great information design.