What is the average number of law enforcement officers that die feloniously each year in the U.S. during the 1990s?

The average number of law enforcement officers who died feloniously each year in the U.S. during the 1990s is widely recognized to be around 69. This figure takes into account various factors, including the overall trends in violent crime, the risks associated with law enforcement activities, and patterns of assaults on police officers during that decade. The 1990s saw significant attention on crime rates, particularly violent crime, which influenced perceptions regarding officer safety and the dangers they face in the line of duty.

This statistic is important for understanding the challenges faced by law enforcement and underscores the necessity for emotional and physical preparedness among officers. Recognizing the number of fatalities provides context for ongoing discussions about officer safety, support systems, and the mental health resources available to those in the profession.