Police warn proposed reforms may harm recruitment, retention
Connecticut lawmakers were warned Friday that a wide-ranging police accountability bill, which would allow officers to be personally sued in certain circumstances for violating someone's civil rights, will have serious ramifications, including discouraging recruitment of new officers and prompting many existing ones to resign or retire.
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