Ernie Black wrote, "I get a kick out of all the signs in the one pict like “ I hope my Uncle is not next”. Maybe tell your Uncle not to break the law and choose to be a criminal and he will likely be just fine. "

What's your point Ernie?  You get a "kick" out of folks who are worried that their loved ones might be killed, that's sick, IMHO?  I think the problem is clearly "overpolicing" and bad training.  Currently POs are being trained that the public is the enemy;  that has not worked out well for anybody.  Military style training for police officers began in the 1990s.  Death, caused by a PO is a failure on the part of the police, but unfortunately death by P.O. is not viewed as a failure to perform by many police departments in the U.S.  It's a topic of discussion in intellectual circles concerned with policing.  Check out the work of  Seth W. Stoughton, a former cop and professor of law at USC and Alex Vitale, professor at Brooklyn College.