the president knows at the end of the day, law enforcement wants to return home safely as well as communities wanting to return home safely to their families when they`ve had interaction with law enforcement.
Keisha Lance Bottoms: “the president knows at the end of the day, law enforcement wants to return home safely as well as communities wanting to…”
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Bottoms emphasizes the importance of safety for both law enforcement and communities.
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