Interesting take, but I think that "murderers" are not the primary constituent of the people whom police shoot. The murderers that are caught (not all of them) are usually spared death unless they put themselves into the "shootable" group by running and/or fighting back or holding something in their hand. How to quantify the "shootable" group though? Perhaps count those convicted of resisting arrest? Does that data exist? Keep at it though - there is an objective truth here that is definitely "taboo" to discuss in mainstream circles.
Interesting take, but I think that "murderers" are not the primary constituent of the people whom police shoot. The murderers that are caught (not all of them) are usually spared death unless they put themselves into the "shootable" group by running and/or fighting back or holding something in their hand. How to quantify the "shootable" group though? Perhaps count those convicted of resisting arrest? Does that data exist? Keep at it though - there is an objective truth here that is definitely "taboo" to discuss in mainstream circles.