Cranley, Isaac defend Cincinnati Police Department's diversity quotas
2 years ago
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Mayor John Cranley and police Chief Eliot Isaac want Cincinnati’s law department to fight for the preservation of a city policy ensuring diversity among Cincinnati’s police officers, even as it faces a legal challenge from a white officer alleging discrimination.
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