Drop Among Nonwhites Drives Police Honesty Ratings Down

A new Gallup poll finds that Americans are less likely now than in 2013 to view police officers as having high honesty and ethical standards after grand juries did not indict white police officers whose actions resulted in the deaths of black men. The overall drop of six percentage points in honesty and ethics ratings is the result of a sharp, 22-point drop in nonwhites’ ratings of police officers; whites’ views haven’t changed. CONT.

Jeffrey M. Jones, Gallup

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