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Tashante McCoy and Louis M. Dekmar In Ewing Township, New Jersey, it took three years for journalists to obtain footage of an incident in which police used excessive force against a Black teenager. The episode, which happened in 2018, ultimately led to the indictment of the officers involved just last month.
By Tashante McCoy and Eric Jones Connecting state and local government leaders Public demand for police reform continues unabated nearly a year and a half since the killing of George Floyd. Congress, statehouses and city councils nationwide are weighing a dizzying array of proposals. These efforts are laudable, but most reforms ignore one vexing problem that haunts communities and the men and women who police them: trauma.
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