I don't think so. I mean I am not opposed to seeing what that is like, but it just strikes me as not very helpful. Everyone is under the jurisdiction of some sort of police agency, right?
And when we are talking about the likelihood of being killed by police we don't limit based on other factors in order to come up with a stat on the rarity of being shot by police. For example - it wouldn't strike me as being particularly helpful to know, one way or another, whether this woman in Ft. Worth had ever been arrested before or had been convicted of a violent crime.
Nonetheless, I think it can be helpful for other purposes to try and come up with stats based on what you and Coldseat are talking about.