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Reform, Defund, or Abolish – What’s the future of police in Minneapolis?

Minneapolis is at a crossroads when it comes to the future of policing after George Floyd was killed by the police. The tragedy has brought demands for a reimagining of public safety in our city, and the burning of the third precinct sent a stark message: Despite years of incremental reforms, radical change must happen now. But conversations about change can get complicated. Words like reform, defund and abolish frequently surface in conversations about the future of policing in Minneapolis — but what do each of these terms mean? Activists, residents and researchers shed some light on it, and talk about what a future with or without police might look like. Correction: At 6:50 we got our math wrong. We should have said 'about five officers for every 3,000 residents,' or 'one officer for every 588 residents.' ICYMI, we’re on Instagram:   / startribune   And Reddit:   / star-tribune   #minneapolis #police #georgefloyd