3 years after George Floyd's death, where does police reform stand?
HTML-код
- Опубликовано: 25 май 2023
- It's been three years since George Floyd died in an encounter with former Minneapolis police officers.
Police reform has been pushed since then, but where does the movement stand?
-------------------------------------
Scripps News is your source for news and analysis covering the top stories from around the world. With persistent curiosity and no agenda, we strive to fuel meaningful conversations by highlighting multiple sides of every story. It’s news with the why.
Join our newsletter at bit.ly/2q1tepr
See more at www.scrippsnews.com/
Like Scripps News on Facebook: / scrippsnews
Follow us on Twitter: / scrippsnews
Follow us on Instagram: / scrippsnews
Follow us on TikTok: / scrippsnews
We need those good cops back!
Why would they want to be there? There's no motivation for them to be there. They would just get arrested for doing Thier jobs.
How many times are IIhan Omar and the people keep sent Funding to other places Social Services and less Funding for the Police department that means more Crimes way maybe in the end all of you want to Destroying the City of Minneapolis Minnesota so half the Population of Minneapolis Minnesota are dead the Crimmals and IIhan Omar own the Lawlessness in the city
We are all created equal we are all created equal we are all created equal!!!!##### we are all created equal so dont spare the rod
The Democratic' Squad and President Bilden and Vice-president Harris are Responsible for the Lawlessness Neighborhood and the City's plus Open Borders with Fentanyl drugs cross the Border by the Cartels and a Ruin Economy the Democraties Party including President Bilden and Vice-president Harris did far too much Damage liked the Economy Lawlessness open Borders with Fentanyl drugs, too much
drug overdose
Compensation should come from the pockets of the police officers not the taxpayers. The taxpayers haven’t committed the crime so why should they have to pay.
This is not possible due to how those compensations are handled. Usually, what happens is not that the court orders a compensation, rather a settlement is reached. Basically, the city where the alleged police brutality was committed is sued. The city then agrees to pay some taxpayer money to make the problem go away. The cops who were personally involved in the alleged police brutality are not involved in the lawsuit. Representatives of the city agrees to the settlement without input of the officers. As such, the compensation cannot be extracted from the officers, no more than that your neighbor and another party can agree between them that you should pay your neighbor $X millions.