EPISODE · Jul 21, 2020 · 1H 29M
Local Gov Life - Racial Equity and Social Justice Episode 05 - Transforming Law Enforcement to Address Public Health
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Moderator:Tom Wieczorek, Director, Center for Public Safety Management (CPSM)Panelists:Matt Fulton, Vice President, POLCO, National Citizen Survey/National Research CenterDeputy Chief Wayne Hiltz, B.S., former Interim Chief of Police, Pasadena and Irwindale Police Department, CaliforniaAngelica Wedell, Director of Marketing and Communications,National Research Center (NRC)Chief John E. Perez, Chief of Police, City of Pasadena, California Matt Zavadsky, President, National Association of Emergency Medical Technicians (NAEMT)Powerpoint:PowerPoint Slides presentation that accompanied the July 15 Webinar: Transforming Law Enforcement to Address Public Health
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During this webinar, a panel of national experts looked at the history which led up to the 21st Policing report and covered highlights that remain applicable today. But for communities that want to look at reforming, improving, or “defunding” police in various tasks – they also discussed how to go about it, eg., reallocating some police resources to bring in social workers, EMS responders, mental health specialists, and other professionals able to respond to emergency calls.
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