text_1: After prohibition ended, police deaths didn't reach 200 a year again until the year Nixon declared war on drugs.
text_2: "A viral image making the rounds on 4/20 compared the number of police officer deaths during Prohibition to the drug war: ""After prohibition ended, police deaths didn't reach 200 a year again until the year Nixon declared war on drugs,"" the image said. Those numbers aren’t totally accurate, and the comparison itself is misleading. For one, it counts many officers' deaths that had nothing to do with the prohibition of drugs or alcohol, like an officer who dies of cancer or in a car crash on vacation. And despite the direct comparison between the deadly years of Prohibition and the war on drugs, police deaths have largely been on the decline for decades even as the drug war continues and the number of officers has grown significantly. Since the image uses a semi-accurate statistic to make a misleading comparison. "