Police-Citizen Trust: A Path out of the Crisis

The murder of George Floyd and other high-profile incidents of police violence are part of a larger crisis of trust between U.S. police forces and the communities they protect. Yale SOM’s Rodrigo Canales, who has been conducting a long-term study on police reform in Mexico City, says that the solution is for police organizations to think of their mission not simply as reducing crime but as building trust with citizens.

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