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Season 2 Episode 208 | 26m 47s
IN Close explores the issue of police relations with minority communities in the wake of a deadly shooting in Pasco. Stories include the growing frustration over how police react to people of color; the new philosophy being taught to police recruits to avoid violent confrontations, and the biggest challenges Seattle and Washington face when it comes to race relations.
Aired: 03/11/15
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Examining the tense relationship between police and minority communities in Washington.
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