It honestly takes very little effort to find &quot;more than a handful&quot; of cases. I&#x27;ve provided four already. That&#x27;s 2 short of &quot;more than a handful&quot;. It&#x27;s even easier to increase the number if we expand the parameters to citizen deaths at the hands of LEO with or without that death being from a bullet. There&#x27;s a serious problem with American policing, and its behavior toward the citizenry. I have no interest in, nor am I trying to, &quot;shut up the naysayers&quot;. I find naysayers tend to say nay as a rule, and default to any number of shifting goal posts and mental gymnastics to remain convinced there is no problem worth considering seriously. You&#x27;ve just done this yourself—you asked for a single example of an unprovoked death; now you&#x27;ve crafted a tailored list of questions meant to narrow the field of validity based on different parameters (you&#x27;ve now shifted to asking for deaths that are &quot;unjustifiable&quot;, whatever that means).<p>When a 12-yr-old boy with a toy gun is shot by police after being on the scene for a few seconds, and the cop doesn&#x27;t wind up in prison, there is a problem. And that problem extends from bad policing to the justice system as a whole.