Gains by Police Reform Efforts Over Years Lost in An Instant

June 5, 2020

Noble Wray, retired Madison Police chief and nationally recognized consultant for law enforcement agencies on community policing and police reform, gives his take on the protests and what he thinks is most important for law enforcement to be doing.

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