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While the State Police agreed to make changes or consider policy revisions based on a state oversight committee’s recommendations, they did not give up the ability to investigate their own.

While the State Police agreed to make changes or consider policy revisions based on a state oversight committee’s recommendations, they did not give up the ability to investigate their own.

Pennsylvania State Police agreed to make changes or consider policy revisions based on a state oversight committee’s recommendations, but they did not give up the ability to investigate their own.

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The Easton chairperson of a statewide citizens advisory sub-committee has voiced disappointment in Pennsylvania state police's response to the committee's recommendation for mandatory annual anti-bias training.