In a controversial statement on his experience leading the Department . . . Kansas City Police Chief Darryl Forté offered a frightening behind the scenes perspective on life in the KCPD.
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Fox4KC: KC police chief admits frustration & says he’ll speak out about racism and threats against him
Deets and the conclusion from the top cop:
The KCPD Chief: "It's imperative that we do better because, again, how people are treated here-- it's not a race thing- how people are treated here, that's how we go out and treat other people. That role call deal or evaluation when you're sitting there and your sergeant's kicking over the trash can and MF'ing this and all that. That bullying type of stuff...at least nobody's talking about that now. We operated off fear-based management. Fear-based management. Now it's respect-based. From me all the way down. I thank you for your time."
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