The Berkeley City Council on Tuesday adopted a set of police reforms, over the objections of the Berkeley Police Association, which represents officers in the city’s police department.
“These groundbreaking reforms are aimed at eliminating unnecessary police stops and holding officers accountable,” Mayor Jesse Arreguin said on social media after the council vote.
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