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What defunding the police could look like

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June 9, 2020 #US,#What defunding the police could look like - CNN Video

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After George Floyd’s death at the hands of a former Minneapolis police officer, some activists are calling to “defunding the police.” CNN’s Brian Todd reports on what this could look like.



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