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Contacts Between Police And The Public, 2018 - Statistical Tables
Erika Harrell, Ph.D., Elizabeth Davis, BJS Statisticians

December 17, 2020 NCJ 255730

Highlights:

In the prior 12 months, as of 2018, among persons age 16 or older—

About 61.5 million residents had at least one contact with police.
Twenty-four percent of residents experienced contact with police, up from 21% in 2015.
Whites (26%) were more likely than blacks (21%), Hispanics (19%), or persons of other races (20%) to experience police contact.
There was no statistically significant difference in the percentage of whites (12%) and blacks (11%) who experienced police-initiated contact

https://www.bjs.gov/index.cfm?ty=pbdetail&iid=7167

In summary - more whites than blacks are killed per police encounter.

Whites are almost twice as likely to be shot and killed by a police officer than blacks.

You would expect that crime rates would follow population percentages, but they don't.

Whites comprise 60% of the US population, and commit 70% of the overall crime.
Blacks comprise 12% of the US population, and commit 26% of the overall crime.

This is from 2019 data released by OJJDP.GOV.

Whites in 2019 were arrested for 5,070 murders.
In the same time period, blacks were arrested for 5,660 murders.

That's quite a disparity. Somehow, you think that the group that commits more than half the murders isn't going to see a higher rate of death in police interaction?