Given the success we've had in Cincinnati, perhaps the Collaborative Agreement could be the starting point for other cities across the country who need to repair police-community relations.
Steve Chabot: “Given the success we've had in Cincinnati, perhaps the Collaborative Agreement could be the starting point for other…”
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Chabot suggests using Cincinnati's Collaborative Agreement as a model for other cities.
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