police. i would give greater weight to their testimony. his belief, cops see things a normal person doesn t see. even he acknowledged situation police haven t been honest on the stand. statistics imply jurors generally feel the same as chief ramsey. dr. phillip stinson, ex-cop, turned associate professor of justice at bowling green university tracking what he refers to as police crime. his most recent data shows annually, about a thousand people are shot and killed by on duty officers. but that those rarely lead to a charge of murder or manslaughter. since the beginning of 2005 there have been only 80 police officers across the country charged with murder or manslaughter resulting from an on duty shooting. of those, 29 were convicted, 31 not convicted. 20 still pending. stinson concluded jurors are reluctant to second guess the split second, life or death decisions made by an on duty police officer who decided to