What the Mainstream Media Is Missing On Police Reform: Rachel Greszler on The Ben Shapiro Show
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7:02Now PlayingRachel Greszler joined The Ben Shapiro Show on June 10, 2020 to discuss how, by and large, police offers are heroes, but instances of abuse arise. Time and time again, police union contracts can keep police officers accused and even convicted of misconduct and abuse in positions of power. Shifting power from police unions is key to confronting abuse.
President Obama’s Task Force on 21st Century Policing didn’t even tackle the this, only mentioning polices unions in the context of ensuring they have a seat at the table in the reform process.
The solution: Local & city officials should renegotiate collective bargaining provisions in police contracts to remove provisions that hamstring departments’ ability to enforce accountability and discipline.
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As a research fellow in the Grover M. Hermann Center for the Federal Budget, Rachel Greszler focuses on retirement and labor policies such as Social Security, disability insurance, pensions, and worker compensation. Her work focuses on policies that promote economic growth, individual freedom, and well-being.
Check out her work here
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