PODCAST: Limiting the use of force by police in Washington

Sammamish, WALocal News

The Indy on Air podcast features a discussion with State Representative Roger Goodman about House Bill 1310, a significant police reform initiative in Washington State. Introduced in response to George Floyd's murder, the bill aims to limit police use of force to reduce fatalities and enhance accountability. Goodman details the bill's provisions and the collaborative efforts to address community safety alongside law enforcement concerns. The conversation underscores the importance of public engagement in effective reform implementation. This timely episode sheds light on the complexities of policing and public safety, encouraging listeners to stay informed and involved in local governance as communities nationwide seek accountability in policing.

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