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5.6 People a Day Are Killed By Police in the United States

According to FatalEncounters.org 2049 people were killed by police in 2020 in the United States. That is 5.6 people per day.
By contrast, in the same year, 451 officers lost their lives. However, 284 of these were deaths due to COVID, 44 were from 9/11 related illness, and 19 were car crashes.

Five People a Day Are Killed by Police

According to FatalEncounters.org 2049 people were killed by police in 2020 in the United States. That is 5.6 people per day.
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And the families...

... are often left with broken hearts, few resources, and little support.
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What are We Doing?

We are changing the way our society views police homicide. Through education, networking and action, we can make a positive difference in the lives of all those affected.
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What YOU Can Do

Join with us! We need researchers, educators, fundraisers, counselors... the list goes on. Jump in! We'll find a place for you.
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Our Stories


Marley Foundation works with families who have lost their loved ones to police violence. Many of our families say that this is a club no one wants to be a part of. These are a few of our stories...

Joshua Michael Vigil

Joshua Vigil was killed on July 23 2019 in Colorado Springs CO. 

David Jaxon Page

David Jaxon Page was 20 years old when he was killed by police in Monument Colorado on September 29 2019.

Jesse Cedillo

Jesse Cedillo was killed in Pueblo CO on March 14 2020.

Joshua Vigil was killed on July 23 2019 in Colorado Springs CO. 

Statistics Don't Lie

 

What You Need To Know About the Danger of Policing in America

FBI reported 295 officer fatalities in 2021. For the same period, Officer Down reported 451, but included 284 COVID deaths, 44 from 9/11 related illness, and more that just don't make sense to include. 

No. Not compared to being a logger (870%), a fisherman or even a crossing guard. Much of the perceived danger is inflated as part of the American narrative. 

Well, using FBI's 2020 statistics, and 2020 data from FatalEncounters.org, 295 officers and 2084 citizens were killed. That means that .8 officers died by any means, and 5.7 people were killed by police. 

In summary, you are 7 times more likely to die at the hands of the police, than an officer is to die for any reason. 

 
 
“They had no choice but to kill my child.”
No Mother. Ever. 
“My son was autistic and in mental health crisis after his son was stillborn. SWAT shot him from 30 yards away, from the turrets of a Bearcat, through a closed kitchen door. I was there with my crisis response team trying to get to him. 
Crystina Page - Mother of David Jaxon Page
“Timmy was shot because they said he was armed and threatening.
But the knife they said he had was in another room.”
Sabrina Courtroul
“They said Sarah shot herself in the mouth with a Judge Revolver, while handcuffed behind her back.
Witnesses say she was shot execution style by the officer.”
Dawn Wilson
“What's wrong with you guys?”
Paul Castaway's Final Words

Our Team

Marley Foundation is a 501(c) registered non-profit. Our team is made up entirely of volunteers who believe in our Vision and wish to bring change to our communities. Our Board of Directors believes in transparency and accountability. If you wish to reach us, feel free to contact any one of through here.

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Crystina Page
Founder / Chair
Maybe K?
Secretary
Financial Guy
Treasurer