How many people in this article aimed guns at cops? Hmmm "...but Denver police later said they couldn’t confirm that and also couldn’t say whether the officers who fired their weapons were from Littleton or Englewood..." and the incidents that involved armed "suspects" relied exclusively on the word of the cops initially on the scene - no independent investigation done. I would say I thought the person I shot was armed too.

Lets see...the worst year was 2015 when 104 UNARMED Black people were killed by cops - almost twice per week on average and 5 times the rate for unarmed whites - 99% of which no criminal conviction of the shooting cop. My children, as is true for a large majority of people of color, don't have guns or have 0 access to them. 12-year-old Tamir Rice had an airsoft toy gun and was shot within two seconds of the cop, who had previously been fired from another police department for being 'emotionally unstable and unfit for duty,' making contact. Need I go on?