As Bullets Fly in D.C., City Leaders Focus on 'Police Reform' -- and Offenders Can Breathe Easy
 

Washington Post
July 24, 2021
 

At a May forum on urgent criminal justice issues in the city, D.C. Auditor Kathy Patterson asked stakeholders a simple but admittedly hard question to answer: "What is the one thing you would do in policy or practice to [quickly] improve public safety in the District?"

Robert Bobb, co-chair of the D.C. Police Reform Commission and former city administrator, answered: "Create an environment within [[the D.C. police]] where there is complete transparency of how the police operate, which would be shared without any editing with the community."


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