my name is jason cunningham. i'm the program manager. out of the professional standards and principled policing unit where i lead the business analysis team, we are charged with among other things, the generation and publishing of our quarterly activity and data report. so we'll spend a little bit of time going over the per capita racial disparity comparison data point that is calculated and provided in the data for the specific question that was asked of us was to take a look at what contributed to the increase in that number with use of force and african americans in reporting in the fourth quarter of 2022 to get there, we're going to do a quick overview of this particular chart as i think it's the one that stood out along with what goes into it and how it's calculated first. first, this chart is not the actual per capita. the disparity per race or ethnicity. let me say that one more time. this chart is not the actual per capita disparity per race or ethnicity. that information is actually found elsewhere in the report. i think it's pa

my name is jason cunningham. i'm the program manager. out of the professional standards and principled policing unit where i lead the business analysis team, we are charged with among other things, the generation and publishing of our quarterly activity and data report. so we'll spend a little bit of time going over the per capita racial disparity comparison data point that is calculated and provided in the data for the specific question that was asked of us was to take a look at what contributed to the increase in that number with use of force and african americans in reporting in the fourth quarter of 2022 to get there, we're going to do a quick overview of this particular chart as i think it's the one that stood out along with what goes into it and how it's calculated first. first, this chart is not the actual per capita. the disparity per race or ethnicity. let me say that one more time. this chart is not the actual per capita disparity per race or ethnicity. that information is actually found elsewhere in the report. i think it's pa