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Police Reform: Shining Light on the Militarization of Police

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Monday, November 14, 2022, 10:00 AM
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When:  Monday, November 14, 10:00 a.m.

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Shining Light on the Militarization
of Police Departments



The Task Force on Police Reform, a collaboration between Ashby Village Elder Action and Berkeley Friends/Racial Justice Action Team, presents this panel discussion on new California law AB 481 that makes the militarization of local police forces transparent to the community.

Barbara Atwell from Berkeley Friends will moderate this discussion where the four panelists will explore ...

  • what kind of equipment East Bay police departments have,

  • what safeguards protect the public’s welfare, safety, civil rights, and civil liberties, and

  • how the purchase of military equipment and associated training has, as some say, changed the interactions of police with the citizens.

For more information, contact Don Hubbard (wdh1935@gmail.com) or Barbara Atwell (batwell@thesoundwell.com).

Panelists:
Andrew Greenwood, Retired Berkeley Police Chief
John "Chip" Moore, Chairman, Berkeley Police Accountability Board
Marisol Cantú, Member of Richmond Reimagining Public Safety Task Force
Omar Farmer, Founder of Oakland Neighbors Inspiring Trust





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