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How Has The Conversation About Police Shootings Changed Since Ferguson?

Abner Fletcher

Posted on May 28, 2019 · After a recent fatal police shooting in Baytown, a local criminal justice professor examines how the handling of such incidents has changed in the nearly half-decade since the shooting of Michael Brown in Missouri sparked riots and demonstrations.

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