At least 145 people died during the first seven months of the year as a result of exchanges of gunfire involving members of the National Police in the Dominican Republic. According to crime statistics reports released by the institution, these fatalities occurred between January and July.
The police classify these incidents under the category of "legal action." This administrative designation is utilized by the law enforcement agency to record and track deaths resulting from confrontations with uniformed officers during this period.
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