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State and local leaders acknowledge police reform is work in progress

Video Credit: 7News - The Denver Channel - Duration: 03:21s - Published
State and local leaders acknowledge police reform is work in progress

State and local leaders acknowledge police reform is work in progress

Colorado state and local leaders acknowledge more work needs to be done to ensure racial equity in policing after a jury found former Minnesota police officer Derek Chauvin guilty of murder in George Floyd's death.

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