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Would more community outreach, where citizens could learn about the training officers receieve (and under what circumstances they will use deadly force), help prevent these sorts of situations? Maybe officers could go to community centers and schools, and talk to young adults about what kinds of behaviors escalate or de-escalate the use of force when enteracting w/ the police. Would this help?

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