NAACP calls for Trenton police director’s ouster
NAACP calls for Trenton police director’s ouster after scathing federal report
The Trenton chapter of the NAACP has called for Trenton Police Director Steve Wilson to resign or be fired and urged Trenton leaders to create a civilian-led board to review policing following the scathing federal report about officer conduct.
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