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A number of policing experts have since questioned whether Rice was fit for service.

The committee will invite testimony from police officers, community leaders, policing experts and elected officials.

The same rules governing officers' use of weapons apply to all settings, including densely crowded streets or inside buildings, policing experts said.

The incident raises further doubts about whether Baltimore police department should have allowed Rice to remain in his job, according to policing experts.

The alternative to shooting proposed by the IACP and dozens of other policing experts is simple: get out of the way.

The US Department of Justice, prominent international policing experts and most major police departments across the US agree: police officers should not fire their guns into moving cars.

A football policing expert has said a "perfect storm of events" led to the disaster.

Merrick Bobb, a policing expert who is currently monitoring reforms at the Seattle Police Department, said police departments should err on the side of transparency when it comes to officer-involved shootings.

For his part, Fagan, the policing expert at Columbia, was less than euphoric about the new data sets, even if he sees value in them.

However, one veteran policing expert said the actions of the officer who repeatedly struck Rojo with a baton as he lay on the ground, and after he had been zapped with a Taser, required scrutiny. .

"If you don't get many complaints at a department, that might mean that, yes, the department is very good, officers are performing well," said Walker, the policing expert.