Some WA officers avoid consequences for misconduct, despite state law
A 2021 state law requires police agencies in Washington to quickly report officer misconduct or separations to the Criminal Justice Training Commission, but sometimes they avoid punishment. FOX 13's Sabirah Rayford speaks with InvestigateWest Indigenous Affairs reporter Melanie Henshaw about the findings.
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