The City That Remade Its Police Force

The video discusses the aftermath of George Floyd's death, highlighting protests and calls for police reform. It focuses on Camden, NJ, as a case study of police reform, detailing its journey from a corrupt police department to a model of community policing. Despite significant improvements, including reduced crime rates and better community relations, challenges remain. Critics argue that Camden's reforms are not sufficient, pointing to ongoing issues of over-policing and lack of accountability. The video emphasizes the need for continued reform and community involvement to achieve true change.

How did community engagement play a role in the police reform process in Camden?

What is the significance of the statement 'Nothing stops a bullet like a job' in the context of policing?

What are the ongoing challenges that Camden faces despite the reforms?

In what ways do residents feel their voices are not being heard in the policing process?