A CNN report on Monday cited data that police in the U.S. typically shoot, arrest and imprison more people than police in other developed nations. 

"Floyd was just one of the many Americans killed by police officers each year. But in other developed countries, such incidents are rare," said the report.

However, the report also added that "it is impossible to know exactly how many people die at the hands of police officers in the U.S. each year," because no single, nationwide database exists that contains such information.