I think it would be ridiculous for us to view this through a political prism, so I get that columns get written, giving us political advice, what we should be doing is making changes to law enforcement to properly respect civil rights of citizens, and actually investing in things that prevent crime.
Murphy argues against viewing law enforcement changes through a political lens and stresses the importance of civil rights and crime prevention.
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