Policing the Police

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🗓️ 29 June 2016

⏱️ 56 minutes

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How do you transform a troubled police department?

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0:00.0	This is an audio cast of the Frontline Program Policing the Police, broadcast June 28th on PBS,
0:08.0	and available online at Frontline.org.
0:12.0	I do nothing!
0:30.5	They police one of the most violent cities in America, and they're under fire for how they've
0:35.5	been doing it.
0:36.5	Dior Flight department has engaged in a patterner practice of unconstitutional stops.
0:41.7	You gotta look at it our way.
0:42.7	Once supposedly has a weapon on them,
0:44.2	how would you confront the situation?
0:45.6	Can this be done in a way that still respect people's rights?
0:49.0	Writer and historian, Jalani Khan,
0:51.1	is on the street with a newer police.
0:53.3	We're not out here saying,
0:54.3	we're gonna violent this versus rights.
0:55.8	So does that a good stop?
0:57.5	Not a good stop?
0:58.4	By perception, by perception only,
1:01.0	that would look like it was a bad stop.
1:02.8	By perception.
1:03.8	And inside the politics of a city trying to change.
1:07.9	You have to be a part of the community.
1:09.7	You have to have be a stakeholder in a community.
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