police reform
Many people said policing was plagued by serious systemic issues. Now we know just how right they were.
But with 15 officers charged this year for on-duty shootings, it's a small sample size.
Ronald Davis, now a Justice Department official, said the suggestion cops are standing down is an insult.
The attorney general said the discussion about policing only makes us all safer.
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Her plan would also put federal funds into police training and collaborative reform.
The number is unquestionably an undercount because it represents only those officers whose licenses to work in law enforcement were revoked, and not all states take such action.
He rejected an us-versus-them thought process.
The St. Louis County Police Chief called the reforms "a long time coming."
"To blame the Black Lives Matter movement for why you’re not doing your freaking job, you robocops, is disgusting."