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this post was submitted on 07 Mar 2024
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While China's rate of death to law enforcement is really good, you're wrong. 19 is just the number of boxes on the Wikipedia page (which doesn't even have any deaths for the first 57 years of the PRC's existance). In one event alone at least 28 people were killed by police. That event is also mentioned on the Wikipedia page, albeit with a dead link to a terrible website as the source.
(Totaling up the deaths on the Wikipedia page gives me 72 killed by Chinese LEO since 2006, but they cite RFA so take it with a grain of salt)