Read More...CINCINNATI (AP) — The University of Cincinnati Police Department should bring back stun guns and implement reforms that include updated training, policies against biased policing and more monitoring, an outside consultant recommended. The recommendations were included in a report put together by the monitoring and compliance firm Exiger. The university, which released the report Tuesday, sought the review as part of an overhaul of its police department since a white campus policeman’s fatal shooting last July of a black motorist after a traffic stop. “The report is comprehensive and set forth a road map for continuous improvement of the UC Police Department,” UC President Santa Ono said.
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