Standing before a bank of microphones at a press conference and flanked by law enforcement officers, Mike O’Meara, president of the New York Police Benevolent Association, pulled his badge out of his pocket. “You know what?” he said displaying it before reporters. “This isn’t stained by someone in Minneapolis. It’s still got a shine on… Continue reading The Low-Hanging Fruit of Police Reform: Toss, Don’t Defend, the Bad Apples