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Cops have been on the wrong side of public health for the entire pandemic – and yet they act like they are victims
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Cops have been on the wrong side of public health for the entire pandemic – and yet they act like they are victims
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Late one spring night last year, a traffic stop in Westchester County turned deadly. On June 5, New Rochelle police pulled over a vehicle for failing to signal. The passenger, 24-year-old Kamal Flowers, ran away from the stop and an officer followed, police say. At some point, Flowers brandished a gun, police claim. The officer opened fire, killing Flowers. The circumstances of his death sparked protest in the lower Hudson Valley. But, in a long-awaited report on how often New York police officers use force, Flowers' death was absent from the fatality column. In fact, Flowers’...