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Institute of Race Relations (IRR): Self defence or a licence to kill?

11 July 2015

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"When we look at the figures of young African Americans shot dead, some might comfort themselves with the mantra ‘thank goodness our police forces, unlike those of the US, are not routinely armed’ - But look at our record of BAME killings when they are armed."

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