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It's been just about three months since the world watched the video footage of George Floyd

dying at the hands of Minneapolis police. In the weeks that followed, police reform was

top of mind. We had protests, we had pledges, there was a chaz and then a chop. But what do

things look like now that there aren't as many protests or occupations? Now that people are

thinking about the election or reopening schools or even the NBA or NHL playoffs. On today's show,

we're going to take a look at the struggle to hold the biggest police department in the country

accountable. We're talking about the $6 billion and nearly 40,000 officers of the NYPD.

Eric Gumanski has been writing about the NYPD for pro-publica. More specifically, he's been writing

about how civilians can file complaints about officer misconduct. And there were a lot of those

complaints in the weeks of protests after George Floyd's killing. But we started much earlier than

that. Last Halloween, my wife Sarah and our then six-year-old daughter were walking home from a

friend's house. And all of a sudden, they saw basically a few teenagers running and then bizarrely

a unmarked police car going the wrong way up court street, which is a one-way street. So literally

zooming against traffic. And then all of a sudden, the car hit one of the teens.

This is right literally in front of Sarah. My wife and our daughter,

kid kind of rolled up onto the hood of the car, rolled right off and slammed onto the ground.

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