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NC sheriffs eying reforms to deal with ‘wandering officers’
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More than 200 people marched through Graham on Sunday afternoon to demand criminal justice reform as police repression intensifies.
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Increased policing by itself does not solve the problem of violent crime. And even the cops know this.
NC sheriffs eying reforms to deal with ‘wandering officers’
Catherine Netter, a former background investigator for the Guilford County Sheriff's Office, spoke at a rally for law enforcement reform in Graham on Sunday....
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Rev. Greg Drumwright returned to Graham on Sunday with a crowd.
Marchers return to Graham as police refuse to provide escort
More than 200 people marched through Graham on Sunday afternoon to demand criminal justice reform as police repression intensifies.
