Shaker Citizens for Fair Ticketing launched their campaign with a goal of reducing police brutality, increasing public safety, and creating more transparency in police reporting.
“We do better as a city when we focus on our similarities instead of our differences,” said Ethan Khorana, the group’s campaign manager.
They also pointed to the use of force, which they say involves Black or Hispanic people almost 100% of the time. A community-wide Listening Project, designed and facilitated by an independent third-party facilitator and/or consultant, to have a community-wide discussion on policing policies and practices;
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