How does this have anything to do with OP? The circumstances are completely different.
They took a guy, put him in a van, tortured him, before they were going to process, and potentially charge him. This was torture by the police who also do interrogations. This is not some isolated incident. This is normal police procedure. Intimidate. Arrest. Torture. Prosecute.
I don't. My point was about relative stats, not absolute. Is the difference between these two concepts such a complicated thing?
Not sure where I see you mention anything at all about stats? It's hard to make statistical arguments for things that are difficult to quantify because they are so underreported.