We have to remember that we are not a police state, and we are not a police country and that, for public safety officers to do their job, trust and cooperation are essential.
Jose Luis Correa: “We have to remember that we are not a police state, and we are not a police country and that, for public safety officers…”
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Emphasizing the importance of trust between police and communities for effective public safety.
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