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San Francisco’s efforts to drastically reform police
Today, California Attorney General Xavier Becerra unveiled his ideas for police reform. He recommended restricting the use of force, limiting equipment like rubber bullets and tear gas, and holding more officers responsible for misconduct.
By Madeleine Brand • • 1 min readToday, California Attorney General Xavier Becerra unveiled his ideas for police reform. He recommended restricting the use of force, limiting equipment like rubber bullets and tear gas, and holding more officers responsible for misconduct. San Francisco is already moving forward on these and other measures. One of the biggest changes: Police there will no longer respond to non-emergency calls.
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- 17:18What California’s fire season could look like during this pandemic
- 27:26How gyms are going to get customers back as they reopen
- 36:54Summer music picks: Celia Cruz, Nikko Gray, Rotary Connection
The full episode
2 of 5Fire season during COVID-19- 0:00Supreme Court: LGBTQ employees are protected from discrimination
- 9:21San Francisco’s efforts to drastically reform policeYou’re reading this
- 17:18What California’s fire season could look like during this pandemic
- 27:26How gyms are going to get customers back as they reopen
- 36:54Summer music picks: Celia Cruz, Nikko Gray, Rotary Connection