TED: I love being a police officer, but we need reform | Melvin Russell

The speaker, a seasoned police officer, discusses the invisible crisis in law enforcement, emphasizing the need for community-oriented policing. Despite considering retirement due to systemic issues, he chose to stay and implement radical changes in Baltimore's Eastern District. By engaging with the community and shifting police roles from occupiers to partners, crime rates significantly dropped. The speaker highlights the importance of community responsibility and the need for churches to reconnect with their neighborhoods. He remains optimistic about the future, believing that with continued collaboration, cities can become great again.

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