Memphis mayoral candidate Reggie Hall talks policing, public safety after Tyre Nichols
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After the death of Tyre Nichols, the city of Memphis has faced a public reckoning over police policies, practices and transparency. The Memphis City Council has passed multiple police reforms, while MPD Chief Cerelyn “CJ” Davis and Memphis Mayor Jim Strickland disbanded the SCORPION Unit, whose members included the five police officers charged with second-degree murder in Nichols’ death. But the conversations about policing also come on the front end of a race for the next Memphis mayor. So far, roughly a dozen people have entered the race, even though...
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