Speeding or not speeding - African Americans are significantly more likely to be involved in all crimes - according to arrest and conviction data.
I think there is probably some bias, for sure, but bias can't quite explain it all away. Neither can income or education. Even normalizing for those, there is still more violence within African American communities.
It's obviously a complex problem, god forbid I don't have the answer, but the more politically fearless research we can do the better.
A study of the likelihood of being shot while interacting with police, as opposed to a study of just the likelihood of being shot given race - is really not very helpful in this situation.
And according to studies in criminal behavior, African Americans are not any more likely to be committing crimes than other races. They're just more likely to be arrested by police and convicted for behavior than other races. If you don't believe me, you can look into marijuana use and possession arrests between the different races.
Of course, since your last comment seems to hint at confirmation bias, I'm sure you'll dismiss any real statistical analysis as "scrubbing".
[1] http://qz.com/556988/here-are-four-charts-on-race-and-murder...