On the recordJune 9, 2020
I see nothing wrong with having a bad cop database, but having a database isn't going to get somebody fired who ought to be fired.
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congress.govI see nothing wrong with having a bad cop database, but having a database isn't going to get somebody fired who ought to be fired.
Advocating for a database to track bad cops while noting its limitations.
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