This is the first I came up with for 2018. While they don’t breakdown by race of the attacker (they do the race and gender of the officer), interestingly and maybe not surprisingly, the largest number occur in the South
[fbi.gov]

@MsHoliday,The illegal choke hold was the issue. They did not shoot him, or tase him. Had he allowed them to peacefully cuff him as the other photo shows the El Paso man doing, he would be alive. While I am not defending obvious differences in police tactics in arresting white and black people, this one is not it. They were not sure this guy was the shooter, he did not resist and presented no threat unless you have video that can prove otherwise. I am 100% sure that white suspects are treated differently at the start of an arrest and I am convinced that is responsible for so many cops being killed by whites during traffic stops rather than blacks, though I have not been able to come up with that statistic. But violently resisting arrest is not going to help no matter what your skin color or gender.

@MsHoliday [facebook.com]

This is why cops get shot more often by white suspects than black. If this guy had been black there would have been half a dozen cops there and he would have been answering questions in cuffs. There is no doubt in my mind there is white privilege.

@Barnie2years

I disagree, since Ferguson multiple examples of blacks being killed when not resisting by cops. Even when they were on the ground and handcuffed, they were shot. There is no predicting had Gardner not resisted he would not have been killed in the process anyway. Police have been militarized under GW Bush and they no longer see their jobs as "Serve and Protect", rather a combative paradigm of us vs. them.