Some of the city’s top brass, from the police chief to the mayor himself weighed in on the body camera footage showing Memphis officers beating Tyre Nichols at the Word Church Monday night.
CLEVELAND — Hundreds listened in Monday evening at the word church in Cleveland, as some of the city’s top brass, from the police chief to the mayor himself weighed in on the body camera footage showing Memphis officers beating Tyre Nichols.“I said, ‘You know, we have to identify individuals that appear to be out of control and not complying with our rules, our regulation and so forth’.
“I have a black husband, a black father, a black brother, black nephews,” said Jennifer Wainwright. “For every black man who I love, I wondered what would prevent this from happening to them." Bibb and Drummond said measures are in place to ensure officers have the right tools and are held accountable, referencing Cleveland’s newly established community police commission, expanding the city's co-responded program and executing the consent decree.“I spent time in these patrol cars on ride-alongs, seeing how the culture of. diversion, making sure we have the right deescalation tactics in place,” said Bibb.
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