Want people to trust the police ? Get departments to share their data . | Opinion
The public is less confident that the police use proportionate levels of force and are held accountable, according to a poll published by the FBI. But what does this mean for confidence in officers and departments? The BBC s David Mazeika and Wesley S. McCann explain.
Source: nj.comPublished on 2021-05-06
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