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Detroit Police Chief James Craig Slams Rashida Tlaib for Self Serving Comments, Says Vulnerable Communities Need Policing

Detroit Police Chief James Craig Slams Rashida Tlaib for Self Serving Comments, Says Vulnerable Communities Need Policing On 4/28/21 at 12:52 PM EDT In the continued debate on the future of policing, Detroit Police Chief James Craig slammed self serving comments from Democratic Rep. Rashida Tlaib of Michigan, in which she called for no more policing. You know, I got to tell you, and I ve said it so many times, Craig said in an interview with Fox News The Faulkner Focus on Tuesday. [Tlaib s] comments were reckless and…really don t represent the people who live in our city. Detroit Police Chief James Craig rebuked Rep. Rashida Tlaib s self serving comments about policing and said vulnerable communities need police. Above, Craig talks to reporters about a shooting of nine people outside a barbershop on November 6, 2013 in Detroit.

Families impacted by police violence gather at funeral for Daunte Wright

Families impacted by police violence gather at funeral for Daunte Wright
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He lit up the room : US black man Daunte Wright farewelled after police shooting

He lit up the room : Daunte Wright laid to rest after Minnesota police shooting

‘He lit up the room’: Daunte Wright laid to rest after Minnesota police shooting Issued on: 23/04/2021 - 02:01 Katie Wright, the mother of Daunte Wright, a Black man who was fatally shot by a police officer after a routine traffic stop, accompanied by family members and Rev. Al Sharpton, releases doves during his funeral at Lakewood Cemetery, in Minneapolis, Minnesota, U.S., April 22, 2021. © Nicholas Pfosi, Reuters 4 min Hundreds of mourners, wearing face masks and weeping, filled a Minneapolis church on Thursday for the funeral of Daunte Wright, a Black man whose shooting by police after a traffic stop has sparked fresh concerns over the way cops treat people of color.

For real reform after the Chauvin trial, start with how police are trained – J

If you’re hoping that Tuesday’s Derek Chauvin verdict will spark true reform in American policing, you may have been looking at the wrong trial. Not because the guilty verdict of the fired Minneapolis police officer who killed George Floyd last May doesn’t signal a sea change in the nation’s justice system. It does. And not because it doesn’t finally confirm to anyone open to listening that Black lives, once and for all, do matter, and taking them away has a cost. It sends that message loud and clear, too. But because real change isn’t just convicting a veteran officer gone bad, or branding him a rogue that all good cops should shun. Rather, it’s reforming and reinventing the system that created him in the first place.

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