line-of-duty death
manner of death for first responders
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line-of-duty death
Summary
line-of-duty death is a manner of death[1]. It draws 42 Wikipedia views per month (manner_of_death category, ranking #22 of 22).[2]
Key Facts
- line-of-duty death's image is recorded as US law enforcement deaths in the line of duty 1791-2016.png[3].
- line-of-duty death's instance of is recorded as manner of death[4].
- line-of-duty death's subclass of is recorded as incident[5].
- line-of-duty death's subclass of is recorded as killed in the exercise of their profession[6].
- line-of-duty death's subclass of is recorded as unnatural death[7].
- line-of-duty death's Commons category is recorded as Line of duty death[8].
- line-of-duty death's Freebase ID is recorded as /m/06w87wg[9].
- line-of-duty death's topic's main category is recorded as Category:Line of duty deaths[10].
- line-of-duty death's partially coincident with is recorded as death in battle[11].
- line-of-duty death's different from is recorded as killed in action[12].
- line-of-duty death's different from is recorded as killed in flight accident[13].
- line-of-duty death's different from is recorded as killed by own invention[14].
- line-of-duty death's different from is recorded as death in office[15].
- line-of-duty death's different from is recorded as killed in the exercise of their profession[16].
- line-of-duty death's different from is recorded as suicide[17].
- line-of-duty death's has list is recorded as list of American police officers killed in the line of duty[18].
Why It Matters
line-of-duty death draws 42 Wikipedia views per month (manner_of_death category, ranking #22 of 22).[2] It is known by 26 alternative names across languages and contexts.[19]