a little snow to acknowledge that violence and serious crimes are going up. it s not phantom we. so it does seem like a perfect time to actually have a conversation about what policing is for and what we want policing to do. we re peter mosque is a former baltimore police officer, now professor where he writes about policing. we phillip atiba goff is the co-founder for policing equity, and a professor of psychology and at yale university. the willie peter moskos teaches psychology at yale university. let s go with you peter. it was an interesting thing, you have a city that s traumatize and people are like, we clearly want to catch the guy who shot everyone, i don t think that s a controversial opinion. but then there s a little bit of this feeling of, what are the nypd really doing here? this is the idea that somehow it it reflects poorly on police that a citizen helped
want policing to do. we re peter mosque is a former baltimore police officer, now professor where he writes about policing. we phillip atiba goff is the co-founder for policing equity, and a professor of psychology and at yale university. the willie peter moskos teaches psychology at yale university. let s go with you peter. it was an interesting thing, you have a city that s traumatize and people are like, we clearly want to catch the guy who shot everyone, i don t think that s a controversial opinion. but then there s a little bit of this feeling of, what are the nypd really doing here? this is the idea that somehow it it reflects poorly on police that a citizen helped a cop is oh my god, cops did something effective. how can we find fault? if you think that