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How Has Police Reform Changed Since George Floyd’s Death?

  • Since George Floyd's murder in 2020, protests against police brutality erupted nationwide and globally amid persistent police killings.
  • This context led to state-level reforms, which influenced local policies such as Memphis legislation after Tyree Nichols' killing in Tennessee.
  • Reforms include civilian oversight boards reviewing cases and body worn cameras, while New Jersey implemented statewide mental health co-responder programs with low use of force and no deaths.
  • In five years, taxpayers have shouldered more than $3 billion in settlements related to police misconduct, highlighting a lack of accountability that may encourage some officers to act with impunity.
  • Despite these efforts, the police killing rate has not declined, race relations remain fractured, and focus on state reform progress continues as key.
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How Has Police Reform Changed Since George Floyd’s Death?

It’s been five years since George Floyd was murdered by the hands of police. His death led to protests across the country and the world calling for police reform. What has changed since then? Rashawn Ray is a senior fellow at the Brookings Institution and the lead researcher behind the report "The State of Police Reform: Measuring Progress in Each State." He joins Soledad O’Brien to share his findings and explain why it’s important to focus on w…

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Richmond Times-Dispatch broke the news in Richmond, United States on Sunday, May 25, 2025.
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