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A chat on subreddit /r/NoStupidQuestions
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Because the Memphis chief of police is a black woman with 30 years of experience, about 10 of them at the chief or deputy chief level. After George Floyd was killed by Minneapolis police in 2020, spurring nationwide outrage, Chief Davis testified before the U.S. Senate about his “senseless death” — saying that the problems did not end with the individual officers at the scene.

“Though it is very important that the Minneapolis officers involved are prosecuted to the fullest extent of the law, it is just as important that we address the systemic shortcomings and oftentimes failures of our law enforcement and criminal justice systems,” Davis said in her testimony.

Chief Davis is doing the right thing, including seeing that the videos of the crimes against Mr. NIchols got into the public domain immediately, rather than delaying their release as so many of her white male counterparts would've done. The fact that the now-former cops are Black men is even more reason to support Chief Davis's handling of this matter, as well as that of the Shelby County DA, Steve Mulroy.
gpt
Honestly, not enough credit is being given to her. She's doing right by the public, but also the Police Department. This tells me she will hold her officers accountable, which means to me I can trust them more since they know they won't get away with shit as easily. 

I really hope the public doesn't riot in Memphis. She did everything she could to get justice for Nichols. She fired them immediately, released the footage as soon as possible, she did everything the public has been asking for PD's to do. So it's on Memphis to pay that respect in kind. Protest, as is their right, but don't destroy shit.