In this episode of the National Crawford Roundtable podcast we look at Policing In America.
In this episode of the National Crawford Roundtable podcast we look at policing in America and the Memphis police beating death of Tyre Nichols. Why did the Memphis cops do this? What could they have possibly been thinking? Is the criteria and psychological stability requirements to be a cop being lowered due to the anti-police attitudes of the Left? How can the Left still claim "racism" when all 5 cops were also Black? Do we need "police reform"? Given that these cops violated existing policing policy, reform what, exactly? What current training or policy procedures need to be changed? What about ending "Qualified Immunity"? Should we make all police subject to personal civil lawsuits when someone claims "excessive force"? How should pro-law enforcement supporters respond to this?