Table 2:

Fairness and trust in the police

	Wave I		Wave II
	Agree + strongly agree	Disagree + strongly disagree	Agree + strongly agree	Disagree + strongly disagree
Pandemic period
5. I trust police officers to behave with integrity even when they are enforcing the emergency regulations.***	57.6%	16.2%	34.5%	33.2%
	(N = 974)	(N = 974)	(N = 964)	(N = 964)
6. Police functioning during the coronavirus crisis strengthened my trust in the police.***	38.7%	25.5%	13.3%	51.3%
	(N = 967)	(N = 967)	(N = 925)	(N = 925)
General evaluations
7. Police officers are often dishonest.	42.8%	22.7%	39.8%	22.9%
	(N = 969)	(N = 969)	(N = 961)	(N = 961)
8. The IP treats citizens fairly.***	28.8%	31.3%	20.8%	38.6%
	(N = 967)	(N = 967)	(N = 956)	(N = 956)
9. I have trust in the IP.***	41.7%	24.2%	30.9%	31.3%
	(N = 980)	(N = 980)	(N = 977)	(N = 977)
The costs of policing the pandemic
10. The role of the IP in enforcing the emergency regulations of the coronavirus crisis negatively affects the relationship between the police and citizens.***	16.9%	52.2%	51.6%	18.7%
	(N = 942)	(N = 942)	(N = 924)	(N = 924)

^***P < 0.001