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Culture that exists in america. >> reporter: hundreds of protesters across the country demanding changes in policing, that many believe is biased in nature. >> they have implicit bias because we all have implicit bias. >> reporter: experts say the training standards for the more than 18,000 police agencies in the u.s. are inconsistent and often outdated, highlighting the need for better tools and policies. former fbi agent brad garrett says part of the solution could be adding the presence of supervisors on scene, even during routine traffic stops. >> so with de-escalation training combined wi...

Look at african americans and to look at people of color and black men and latino men as particularly dangerous, then these types of things, less than human even, these types of things will continue to happen. so we need serious structural reform. not just the integration of different people into the existing system, in structure and culture of policing, we need to reimagine what does it mean to police equitably and to police communities, and to have public safety in our nation's cities. >> former congresswoman, val denis, who's also the former police chief of orlando has an op-ed and i want t...

Particularly dangerous, then these types of things, less than human even, these types of things will continue to happen. so we need serious structural reform. not just the integration of different people into the existing system, in structure and culture of policing, we need to reimagine what does it mean to police equitably and to police communities, and to have public safety in our nation's cities. >> former congresswoman, val denis, who's also the former police chief of orlando has an op-ed and i want to read you a part of it. quote, place department should take the lead to revise and refor...

Black men and latino men as particularly dangerous, then these types of things, less than human even, these types of things will continue to happen. so we need serious structural reform. not just the integration of different people into the existing system, in structure and culture of policing, we need to reimagine what does it mean to police equitably and to police communities, and to have public safety in our nation's cities. >> former congresswoman, val denis, who's also the former police chief of orlando has an op-ed and i want to read you a part of it. quote, place department should take ...

Val demings is the former orlando police chief, as we know, served in congress. he says this, it's unlikely in any serious reforms that they will come from congress. police officers cannot wait for -- they must reform themselves. they must make use of training standards and oversight accountability, techniques such as chokeholds and -- and practices such as no-knock warrants should be tightly controlled. officers on special units need to be highly seasoned, fully accountable, and regularly rotated. what do you make of them saying nothing is going to happen on the national level? the thing that...