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'Open Justice': A New Web Portal to Arrest and Death Statistics in California

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More than 1,200 suspects have died in arrest-related incidents over the last decade, mostly killed by law enforcement officers. That's among the conclusions drawn from a new, state-run website with data on police interactions with the public.

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