Virtual forum held for Columbus Inspector General finalists
The four finalists talked about their philosophy for investigating police misconduct and how their career experience would serve them in the role.
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The four finalists talked about their philosophy for investigating police misconduct and how their career experience would serve them in the role.
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"I was just stopped two weeks ago for absolutely no reason, so I know what it's like," said Moore, an assistant police chief in Dallas. "It's very real to me." The two men and two women who want to be be the city's top cop laid out their qualifications and shared their law-enforcement philosophies for about 90 minutes in a virtual forum you can find on YouTube They were at their best when they strayed from their resumes and spoke frankly about themselves and what policing in Columbus might look like under their leadership, when the future of law enforcement across America is up for debate.
Columbus officials Wednesday night hosted a virtual community forum with the four finalists being considered to oversee the city's police division.