Federal Lawmakers Work On Multiple Policing Reform Proposals

Wednesday, June 17th 2020, 5:36 pm

By: Alex Cameron

Federal Lawmakers Work On Multiple Policing Reform Proposals

Federal Lawmakers Work On Multiple Policing Reform Proposals

It was another clear sign in Washington that protesters' demands for police reforms are being heard, at least some of them.

It was Republican leaders' turn to roll out the measures they think will move the country closer to "equal justice under the law."

News 9/News On 6's Alex Cameron has more from D.C.

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