John,
The state of Ohio has a history of police brutality, including the tragic murders of Tamir Rice, Donovan Lewis, and Jayland Walker, among countless others. The epidemic of police violence in Ohio has long been out of control, and our demands for accountability have prompted the Justice Department to act.
After a two-year review into the Columbus police, the Justice Department found a need for longer training and improvements in hiring and accountability. Black and Brown communities have long known this, but now we have conclusive evidence that urgent reform is needed.
Representative Shontel Brown has been fighting for police reform in Congress and working to ensure our communities are properly protected and served. At President Biden’s State of the Union, she proudly invited and stood with Samaria Rice and the families of victims of police violence to send a message that their voices won’t be silenced.
These families and so many others deserve the community-based solutions to police violence that they’ve been promised, and we need you to speak up and stand with them.
Now is the time to take action, John. We must call on Congress to pass sweeping reform as soon as possible. Will you sign our petition demanding Congress act on police reform now?
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As a Cuyahoga County Council member and Chairwoman of the Cuyahoga County Democratic Party, Shontel Brown has spent the last decade serving the people of Ohio and building coalitions. Now, as the Congresswoman for Ohio’s 11th District, she will fight for affordable quality health care, jobs that pay fair wages, a strong public education system, and equity and justice for all. Will you join her and be the change we need?
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