We sit down with Frank Liberti and Cheryl Hayward from the Center for Dispute Settlement , focusing on police accountability in Rochester. The CDS currently evaluates cases that stem from civilian complaints. A recent report from local activists alleges that the system is broken, and that civilian complaints are almost never sustained. CDS disagrees; however, CDS has made its own recommendations for how to improve the system. Our guests explain: Frank Liberti, president and CEO of the Center for Dispute Settlement Cheryl Hayward, director of the Police and Community Relations Program at the Center for Dispute Settlement
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