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where we are, and where we want to be
Topic: Miscellaneous 3:21 pm EDT, Oct 19, 2014

James Comey:

My goal is to urge our fellow citizens to participate in a conversation as a country about where we are, and where we want to be, with respect to the authority of law enforcement.

Ali Winston and Darwin Bond Graham:

Across the nation, private foundations are increasingly being tapped to provide police with technology and weaponry that -- were it purchased with public money -- would come under far closer scrutiny. In Atlanta, the police foundation has bankrolled the surveillance cameras that now blanket the city, as well as the center where police officers monitor live video feeds.

Police boosters say there's no need for public debate over these types of acquisitions.

Dan Geer:

Things that need no appropriations are outside the system of checks and balances.



 
 
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