Police work in the spotlight: Legislation to change law enforcement gains traction; local police chiefs comment
Quincy police officer Abraham Guzman stands beside his patrol car parked outside the Quincy Police Department in Quincy on Tuesday afternoon.
Casey McCarthy/Columbia Basin Herald
Quincy police officer Abraham Guzman stands outside the Quincy Police Department at the corner of First Avenue Southwest and C Street Southwest in Quincy on Tuesday afternoon.
Quincy police officer Abraham Guzman stands outside the Quincy Police Department at the corner of First Avenue Southwest and C Street Southwest in Quincy on Tuesday afternoon.
As the Washington Legislature moves past the halfway mark of this year’s session, bills that aim to reform law enforcement agencies also advance day by day. Here is an update on the high-profile bills introduced by Democratic lawmakers who say change is long overdue.
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