On the Record with Dallas Chief of Police David Brown

7/15/2016

In this interview, Dallas Chief of Police David Brown discusses various aspects of policing and community relations. He talks about the importance of building trust between the police department and the community, and how he encourages his officers to have positive interactions with residents. Chief Brown also addresses issues such as police transparency, de-escalation techniques, and the use of lethal force. He emphasizes the need for better mental health services and the importance of community involvement in addressing crime. Overall, the interview provides insights into Chief David Brown's approach to policing and his commitment to building strong relationships with the community.

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