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How police-community relations can be improved

Panel discussion on police-community relations
MPR reporter Brandt Williams (not pictured) moderated a discussion on police-community relations at MPR on March 22, 2016 for a forum presented by Twin Cities Black Journalists, the Minnesota chapter of the National Association of Black Journalists. Panelists included Anthony Hines of Metro Transit Police, president of the Minnesota chapter of the National Black Police Association (NBPA); Brooke Blakey with Metro Transit Police, Secretary, NBPA ; Nick Khaliq, community activist; Suwana Kirkland of the Ramsey County Sheriff's Office, vice president, NBPA; and Michelle Gross, president, Communities United Against Police Brutality (l-r).
Toni Randolph | MPR News

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