The New Chicago Way podcast

Ep. 6: Policing

6/11/2019

The New Chicago Way

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34:06

Richard Tefank, executive director of the Los Angeles Police Department, and Ted Pearson, co-chair of Chicago Alliance Against Racist and Political Repression, join the podcast to discuss policing reforms that could improve justice and accountability in Chicago.

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