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Police & Community Relations

Have relations between police and residents improved since 1967?

Aired 07/23/2017

American Black Journal

Police & Community Relations

Clip: Special | 8m 13sVideo has Closed Captions

Have relations between police and residents improved since 1967?

Have relations between police and residents improved in the time since the rebellion of 1967? Detroit Police Chief James Craig joins us to share his personal experiences moving up the ranks and implementing change in the Detroit Police Department. Seg 3.

Aired 07/23/2017

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