Police defend the controversial doctrine while activists and a former Republican Assembly candidate criticize it.
Task Force on Racial Disparities begins discussion on the controversial legal doctrine during a Kenosha meeting.
Sheriff claims he had an “exhaustive hiring process.”
Where the march for social justice confronts the hurdles of forming new policy.
Jim Palmer, executive director of the Wisconsin Professional Police Association, says the reform proposal “highlights our desire to help facilitate meaningful action on these issues. And act we must.”
Goal to have bipartisan package of bills ready for start of next legislative session in January.
Views on police vary, but reform supported.
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