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But more recently, three years after Seattle's consent decree went into effect in 2013, public trust in the police rose from 60percentto72percentcent.

The number of family incident reports submitted by police rose from 50,382 in 2011-12 to more than 65,000 in 2013-14.

The number of sexual offences recorded by police rose from 53,091 in 2009 to 54,602 last year, up 3%, with a 6% increase in the number of most serious sexual crimes – up to 44,693 last year, compared with 42,187 in 2009.

The ranks of Colombia's military and police rose to 415,000 from 279,000 in 2007, the report noted, while the leftist Revolutionary Armed Forces of Colombia diminished by half to about 8,000 fighters.

The number of charges for begging in the area covered by Merseyside police rose nearly 400% from 60 cases to 291 in 12 months, while Thames Valley, which covers relatively prosperous Berkshire, Buckinghamshire and Oxfordshire, showed a similar rate of increase from 20 cases to 92.

Over the same period, visits to the police website rose from 18,455 unique visits to almost 100,000.

Awareness of local neighbourhood policing teams rose from 39% in 2009/10 to 44% in 2010/11, while a third of respondents (32%) said they had seen, read or heard details about their local police.

Similarly, instances with the keywords "police" and "guns" rose from 497 to 436,000.

According to police statistics cited in a 1996 report by Amnesty International, 31 civilians were shot dead by cops in Bratton's first year as commissioner, compared with 23 the year before; the number of civilians who died in police custody similarly rose from 15 to 23.

Babka became undersheriff in December 2006 after more than 15 years with the Salt Lake City Police Department, rising from patrol officer to chief of police.

Press reports suggest that, under General Cerqueira, killings of civilians by the police have risen from three a month to more than 20.