It's been more than two years since George Floyd was murdered by a police officer.

A moment that became part of a bigger movement to fundamentally change policing in this country.

Some people say we should do away with the police and start over from scratch.

Yeah, I'm absolutely talking about abolishing police. It starts with abolishing violence and police

brutality. Some say we should move money away from the police and put it into social service

programs instead. And a lot of people say what we have to do is reform the police we already have.

You know, we need to call for police reform. This is the reform and accountability.

They do not plan to stop until police reform happens. But what does that even mean?

How does police reform work? Does it work? To answer these questions, we teamed up with the

Marshall Project and spent a year looking at one police department in the city of Yonkers.

A police department with the history of misconduct. We do not want to see police violence

because that's what we're seeing. But a department that also says it's now reforming.

We are a profession. It's not just a job. We are a profession. So we watched that reform process.

It's all training cops not to reach for their guns and shoot people.

Like you're f**king s**t.

Sharaan, you better relax. You better relax.

People are our clients. Let's make sure that they walk away being satisfied.

Before you try to fix what is wrong today, you have to travel back inside and fix what happened then.

We did travel back and did some digging. And then we started learning about the bad apples of

that era. And I started to notice a pattern. A lot of people got beaten in our community.

A lot of people. If you go and talk to those people, you may hear more things.

The police beat me. The police beat me. Ma. The police beat me.

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