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Spath: my name is gary spath, and i'm one of you. i was a uniformed officer working for the teaneck, new jersey police department. i was a white cop who shot a black 16 year old. mike: in 2015, spath was asked to deliver a speech in atlantic city to a police union meeting. spath had not spoken at this length publicly since his trial. he'd largely gone into, i wouldn't say hiding, but he had largely become a silent figure. it was a shocking speech, in my opinion. spath: our functioning, law abiding society and the thin blue line are under siege. we're under vicious, unfair, unlawful and unconst...

Usually it's the first thing that i realize when i wake up and sometimes i still have sleepless nights about it. luis: it bothers him to this day. even though he was exonerated. but at that time, we didn't spend too much time. we just, you know, hey, how are you? is everything? you know. and i'm... i'm sorry we didn't talk, you know, maybe we should have. hopefully he's okay. spath: my name is gary spath, and i'm one of you. i was a uniformed officer working for the teaneck, new jersey police department. i was a white cop who shot a black 16 year old. mike: in 2015, spath was asked to deliver

Screaming. and i said, they said, it was a shooting. you know teaneck police just shot somebody. they shot a young kid. they shot a black kid. in teaneck? a white cop, shot a black kid? i can't believe it. >> compelling story. all too familiar. so, be sure to catch this powerful series starting tomorrow night at ms at 10 pm eastern right here on msnbc. you can also be sure to catch it streaming on peacock. you don't want to miss that. but don't go anywhere, because we're gonna talk microaggressions on the other side of this break and what being back at the office means for all of us. we will s...

A viral TikTok reportedly showing an off-duty cop restraining a 14-year-old sparks debate on police brutality against POC.

Tom Barton writes about a recently published book by a retired Savannah-Chatham police officer and how it relates to the current crime situation.