Lane DeGregory and John Pendygraft of the Tampa Bay Times talk about spending six months at a police academy. They were curious, in the wake of 2020 protests, who would be drawn to policing and what are they are being taught.
You can read the eight-part series here:Â tampabay.com/newrecruits.
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Find other episodes at poynter.org/writelane.
Lessons learned from an experiment in building a new journalism project
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