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"Police should avoid situations that increase the likelihood of lethal force and should work alongside mental health professionals in de-escalating conflict."
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"The entire community should have the opportunity to address our own racial biases"
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"Police must acknowledge and apologize for the historical patterns of abuse"
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A "to-do" list from Prof Ochs
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"Freedom from ignorance . . . as we learn to change our fate"
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Olympia has "crisis responders" and a "Familiar Faces" program
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A county-level Use of Deadly Force Investigative Task Force
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Jason Rehm's history of Bethlehem streets, part 2
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Community Assistance Liaison program in St. Petersburg
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"Freedom from poverty . . . We know it's not too late"
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Students of color again tell it like it is
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Council opposition a head-scratcher
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Presence of the homeowner the sticking point for proposed short-term rental legislation
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Minneapolis Announces Plan To Replace Police Officers With Thousands Of Heavily Armed Social Workers
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CAHOOTS: symbiotic relationship with the police better serves some residents
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"CAHOOTS" program in Eugene, Oregon, sends medic and crisis worker on non-emergency calls
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"Freedom from violence from those who intimidate . . . Everybody needs FREE-DOM"
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Remember the new Greenway Farmer's Market Fridays 2-6
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Police model: embedded community liaison and monthly meeting with a Multicultural Advisory Committee
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It's time for an enthusiastic effort to engage more of the community
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Hiroshima deserves far more than a fleeting thought
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What's happening in Minneapolis? A plan to disband the police in favor of a Department of Safety and Violence Prevention
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August 6: a controversial anniversary
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"Where believers of many nations came to worship free . . . Let's live out the best part of our legacy"
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"Where is the public in this process?"