"We want to break the us v. them mentality: 'you are with the cops, or you're with the community'”
Under the proposal, officers would have to reapply to keep jobs as armed “public safety workers”
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"I get where the legislature is coming from. The problem I have is the unfunded mandate"
Columbus Police Chief Thomas Quinlan said that he had implemented many reforms geared toward transparency but respected the decision
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