Minneapolis has promised to reform its police department nearly five years after George Floyd's death, with an agreement between the city and the DOJ. Assistant Attorney General Kristen Clarke discusses the reform efforts.
Key Points
Long-awaited response to George Floyd's death
Significant step towards police reform in Minneapolis
Pros
Acknowledgment of the need for police reform
Collaboration between the city and DOJ for change
Cons
Potential challenges in implementing reforms
Past history of resistance to change within the police department