The lead organizer of Together Baton Rouge said today he is hopeful police reform will take on a new tact in the light of data that show city police enforce drug crimes at widely disproportionate levels, often impacting low-income, African-American neighborhoods. Broderick Bagert detailed the faith-based group’s report, which was released last week, at the
Will police reform talks take on drug enforcement disparities?
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