Oklahoma Congressional Delegation Working To Get Police More Mental Health Training

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Friday, June 5th 2020, 5:28 pm

By: Alex Cameron

Oklahoma Congressional Delegation Working To Get Police More Mental Health Training

Oklahoma Congressional Delegation Working To Get Police More Mental Health Training

With protesters across the country demanding changes in policing policies, Congress is looking for ways to help.

Some legislation that addresses police brutality is already being pushed including by members of Oklahoma's delegation.

News 9/News On 6's Alex Cameron spoke with Congresswoman Kendra Horn, D-Oklahoma 5th District, about the legislation.

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