Rebuilding Trust: The City That Sat Down With The Police (Crime Documentary) | Real Stories

Determined to seek justice for her son’s death, a woman single-handedly changes the relationship between local families and the police for the better.
A timely and important film about gun violence, homicide and police-community relations. The film tells the story of how one Black woman, while seeking justice for her son's murder, single-handedly changed the relationship between the Black community and the Kansas City Missouri police department for the better.
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