Michigan GOP and Dems want reform one year after George Floyd s death. Can it happen? Dave Boucher, Detroit Free Press © Ryan Garza, Detroit Free Press Protesters march through downtown Detroit on the sixth day of protests against police brutality on Wednesday, June 3, 2020. I wholly reject the notion of defunding the police. I think it s the worst idea I ve ever heard, Michigan Attorney General Dana Nessel told the state Senate Judiciary and Public Safety Committee during a recent hearing. It s really almost impossible for a police officer to be stripped of their license, except under circumstances of course where you have conviction not charge, but conviction of a felony or a high-security misdemeanor, or where there s been a lengthy term of separation from one law enforcement agency to the next, Nessel said, echoing comments she made last year when she unveiled proposed police reforms.
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