Episode 7: Board Member of Sacramento ACT- Pastor Les Simmons discusses what is being done to strengthen the weakened relationship between the community and law enforcement episode artwork

EPISODE · Feb 27, 2019 · 41 MIN

Episode 7: Board Member of Sacramento ACT- Pastor Les Simmons discusses what is being done to strengthen the weakened relationship between the community and law enforcement

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As Sacramento anxiously awaits the District Attorney's decision relating to the deadly officer involved shooting of young Stephon Clark, in our tribe sat down with Board Member of Sacramento ACT- Pastor Les Simmons to learn more about what is being done to strengthen the weakened relationship between the community and law enforcement. What is the dream moving forward? How do we design it? And how do we disrupt the current negative feelings and misunderstandings that exist on both sides?   "Heads up" to all of our listeners - you are about to listen to real talk about a defining moment  for our city and region. We encourage you to suspend your assumptions and listen with an open heart and an open mind. With that, please step inside into episode #7 of in our tribe with special guest, Les Simmons.  

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