Now see, I'd actually partially blame shitty cops.
The unfortunate thing is, that even though both sides, the cops and the minority communities, need to work to fix the issue, a lot of the work is going to need to come from the minority communities first. The gangs and the violence and crime needs to subside first. The cops need to stop having shitty cops, but there will always be accidental deaths, even with good cops, if the crime rate doesn't decrease. There will be accidental deaths after as well, but not as much, obviously. Unfortunately it's on the black community to lower the crime rate, so cops aren't dispatched to them as much. It does need to come from both sides, but the only thing the cops can control is their shitty cops. The good cops will still make mistakes. They're only human, doing extraordinary duties and like all people, they have their slip ups.
One of the reasons I find the #blacklivesmatter movement to be so... incorrect (is that the right word?... idk) is that one of the biggest reason for killings of black people is black people. A lot of the cops are responding to crime. The many videos we've seen in these last couple years or so of police brutality, while it is a lot of videos, it's just a small fraction of the amount of police dispatches to these communities. Meanwhile, the #blacklivesmatter crowd goes on parade chanting a call to action for killing cops? It turned toxic way too quick, which is another reason this movement needs to be put to rest. Like Jack cited, it's a very disproportionate amount of crime in the black community compared to the crime rate as a whole. Maybe before getting upset about cops being so alert in bad areas, we need to work on helping the bad areas get better. Cops only responding to the crime...