DURHAM, N.C. (WNCN) — A Duke University study found a disparity in the Durham Police Department’s response to fatal vs. non-fatal shootings. According to the study, Durham Police made an arrest in 46% of fatal shootings and 16% of non-fatal shootings between 2017-2021. “Treat non-fatal shootings for what they are, which is an opportunity to solve a case that could easily have been a homicide, it could easily have been a killing, and to arrest somebody that was willing to shoot someone else with that possibility in mind,” Cook said.