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Patrol And Control vs. Protect And Serve: Reassessing Policing In Sacramento

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California Highway Patrol officers stand outside the California state Capitol in downtown Sacramento during a protest on June 3, 2020.

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Following the police killing of George Floyd in Minneapolis and clashes between police and protestors in Sacramento, many people are asking the city to transform its police force. In this series, CapRadio’s Sarah Mizes-Tan examines three areas of potential reform: militarization and violence, police funding and alternatives. 

Our first story focuses on why many people believe our police force has become more militarized over the past 30 years, and how that has led to greater conflict between police and the communities they serve. We’ll also be looking at different funding sources for police and potential alternatives to policing. Finally, as many work to translate demonstrations into action, we’ll ask what reforms are realistic and how they can be achieved. 

 

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Sacramento Mayor Announces Plans For Police Reform

June 15, 2020 | Sarah Mizes-Tan

Mayor Darrell Steinberg introduced a proposal to spend $5 million to develop a new office to handle mental health and homeless 911 calls, and an inspector general position to review police shootings.

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What Does 'Defunding The Police' Mean, And What Would It Look Like In Sacramento?

June 12, 2020 | Sarah Mizes-Tan

Sacramento’s police budget is $157 million and advocates want to shift some of that money elsewhere.

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Are Police Becoming Too Militarized, And Does It Escalate Conflict?

June 5, 2020 | Sarah Mizes-Tan

There are calls for police reform in Sacramento and cities across the country after clashes between police and people protesting the killing of George Floyd. One question is whether law enforcement agencies have become too militarized.

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