We bring community & law enforcement together to discuss problems & solutions 3 hours before the start of NCAA/professional sporting events followed by the game
A Dominguez High School student shares her group’s solutions to improve communication and trust between police and community residents during #GameChanger training event #158 at Dominguez High School in Compton, California. #police#cops#peace
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A Los Angeles County Sheriff's Department Deputy explains why tasers aren’t used more often by law enforcement during #GameChanger training event #158 at Dominguez High School in Compton, CA. #police#community#education#training
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An @LASDHQ deputy explains how they are trained to shoot and why aiming at arms and legs is unrealistic and more dangerous during #GameChanger training #158 at Dominguez High School in Compton, CA.
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A #laxpd Captain shares his thoughts on the negative effects of stereotyping during #GameChanger training event #156 host by the Los Angeles Airport Police Department.
#police#cops#community#stereotyping
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A middle school #GameChanger participant from @Bhcrusade believes that too many cops don't care about helping certain communities. An @LAPDHQ officer confirms that his opinion is accurate, and why. #police#cops#training#community
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We first met Ezekiel Nishiyama when he was a member of @AntiRecidivism after being incarcerated for 4 years. He took time to share his journey of being exposed to law enforcement through Game Changer during #GameChanger training #148 with the @RamsNFL
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@INSANECLIPS26 Most departments train their officers to meet a level of force with a level of force higher than what they're encountering. Based on training, a gun is the correct response to a knife threat.
@Min_Maik@INSANECLIPS26 Not how they're trained. They're trained to stop the threat by shooting at the largest surface area which is center mass (chest). If you've ever shot a gun, shooting at legs is not easy. They're moving, they're slim targets
Jessie previously spent 9 years in prison and recently earn a Fellowship with the @RamsNFL He attended his first #GameChanger training and experienced a major change in his perception of law enforcement. #LARams#NFL#community#communication
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LA Sheriff Deputy Darryl Harkless and Compton Councilman Andre Spicer agree on the need for more #GameChanger trainings between law enforcement & the public, & how community building has not historically been part of police culture.
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A Watts resident talks about lack of consistent community engagement, lack of trust and respect, and generational trauma being passed down among residents and members of law enforcement during #GameChanger training event #147 in Compton, CA. #trust#trauma
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Assembly District 65 Field Representative Deon Arnold, believes lack of accountability within law enforcement is a problem and asks if there are accountability measures in place within the profession during #GameChanger training event #147
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Watts community leader, Perry Crouch, explains that many residents feel like they don't have a relationship with @LASDHQ like they do with @LAPDHQ. They would like that to change so they can assist LASD when possible. #GameChanger#CommunityPolicing
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“I wound up going to jail for something I didn’t do just because I wouldn’t tell what happened. Through this Game Changer stuff, my animosity toward the police has calmed down and went away."
- Anthony Logan, ARC member, 7 time Game Changer participant #GameChanger