What Utah police can do to reduce the times they shoot at minorities

Sep 22, 2021 View Original Article
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55% : Williams is now part of the state's Peace Officer Standards and Training council, which sets law enforcement policy and disciplines officers.
40% : Delores Jones-Brown, a professor emerita at the John Jay College of Criminal Justice in New York City, said if fewer officers who worked in communities where racial and ethnic minorities predominantly live had guns, it "would certainly diminish the opportunity for those people of color to be shot and killed or shot and injured."

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