There are as of 2006, 683,396 full time state, city, university and college, metropolitan and non-metropolitan county, and other law enforcement officers in the United States. There are approx. 120,000 full time law enforcement personnel working for the federal government adding up to a total number of 800,000 law enforcement personnel in the U.S.
Update 760.000 state and local sworn officers 2008, 120,000 federal sworn officers 2008, 368,000 civilians in police agencies (state and local only) 2008. This is in excess of 1.1 million.
In any given year, about 150 law enforcement officers die in the line of duty form all causes, ranging from criminal assault to heart attacks while working. There are about 800,000 law enforcement officers in the United States. Using these figures, roughly 0.02% of law enforcement officers die in the line of duty each year, or about 1 in 5000. Keep in mind these are estimated numbers--the actual figures vary from year to year.
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As of 2020, about 13% of police officers in the US are black. This percentage varies depending on the location and police department.
The US Bureau of Justice Statistics regularly issues a statistical report on Local Police Departments. The most recent report was issued in 2003. As of 2003 there were more police agencies with 10-24 officers, 30 percent, than any other size.
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100 percent of the US has a phone
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In Nicaragua, the police don't drive cars.
There is no specific percentage available regarding the number of locker searches conducted by the police in the US, as it can vary widely depending on jurisdiction and circumstances. The legality and frequency of such searches also differ based on the specific laws and regulations in each state.
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According to the US Census about 70 percent of homes have a mortgage and 30 percent do not.