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From KQED.

Welcome back to Forum. I'm Michael Krasny. Over the weekend, the San Jose Police Department placed four of its police officers on administrative leave

for posting racist and anti-Muslim comments in a private Facebook group.

This latest scandal comes days after San Jose Mayor Sam Laccardo issued a nine-point plan aimed at reforming

but not defunding the city's police department. Given these recent developments, critics of the police

are saying that La Cardo's plan does not go far enough to address systemic racism, and we're going

to talk about this latest incident, the efforts to reform the department and what the next steps are.

Joining us is Aditi Bunda Lamoudi, who's the KQD Silicon Valley Reporter and welcome to the program.

Good morning.

Good morning.

Thanks for having me.

Glad to have you and also glad to have with us this morning, Raj Gaiadewebvv.

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