Deputies say new police reform laws prevented them from chasing a murder suspect
As the most sweeping police reform in the nation takes effect in Washington state over a year after the death of George Floyd, law enforcement agencies outside of Seattle are arguing new restrictions set on officers when interacting with the public may further incentivize criminal activity. Police must have probable cause as opposed to reasonable suspicion to pursue a suspect. READ MORE: https://bit.ly/3yrxdJX
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