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How Will Police Change Their Use of Force?

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Noble Wray discusses what and how police use of force can be modified post-Chauvin trial.

Police-community relations consultant Noble Wray, a former Madison police chief, discusses how use of force by law enforcement officers could change following guilty verdicts in the Chauvin trial.

04/23/2021

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Milwaukee Residents Respond to Derek Chauvin Verdict

Milwaukee Residents Respond to Derek Chauvin Verdict

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Clip: S1900 Ep1941 | 6m 14s | Derek Chauvin is proven guilty on all accounts of George Floyd death. (6m 14s)

Noon Wednesday Extra: Proposed Police Reforms in Wisconsin

Noon Wednesday Extra: Proposed Police Reforms in Wisconsin

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Clip: S1900 Ep1941 | 20m 51s | Rep. Shelia Stubbs discusses how a number of Wisconsin police reform proposals took shape. (20m 51s)

Noon Wednesday: Reaction to Chauvin Murder Conviction

Noon Wednesday: Reaction to Chauvin Murder Conviction

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Clip: S1900 Ep1941 | 19m 34s | Angela Lang, executive director of BLOC, reacts to the Chauvin verdict and police reforms. (19m 34s)

State Law Enforcement to Review Use of Force

State Law Enforcement to Review Use of Force

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Clip: S1900 Ep1941 | 5m 37s | Lt. Gov. Mandela Barnes on the Executive Order to review/update the use-of-force policies. (5m 37s)

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