U.S. police face rising danger as officers killed
An Associated Press report surveys police fatalities and threats worldwide, noting 125 U S officers killed last year and 42 in the first five months of 1972. It cites fears in major cities, harsher crime exposure, and a push for protective tactics, training, and tougher gun laws while police leaders lament eroding public respect.
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