Sydney Scout
41:21 - 41:59
"I would love to kind of get a peek behind the curtain there of who sets the policies. What does it take to change an internal policy at the police department if you're not police chief in 4 years, 5 years, you know, and we have this technology existing and there's somebody who is at a different place on the warrior guardian scale of policing, like, yeah, what does it take to change a policy in the police department?"
“I would love to kind of get a peek behind the curtain there of who sets the policies. What does it take to change an internal policy at the police department if you're not police chief in 4 years, 5 years, you know, and we have this technology existing and there's somebody who is at a different place on the warrior guardian scale of policing, like, yeah, what does it take to change a policy in the police department?”
- Speaker
- Sydney Scout
- Timestamp
- 41:21 – 41:59
- Community
- Alaska News
- Location
- Anchorage
- Captured at
- August 21, 2026
From the transcript
Yeah. And so I would love to kind of get a peek behind the curtain there of who sets the policies. What does it take to change an internal policy at the police department if you're not police chief in 4 years, 5 years, you know, and we have this technology existing and there's somebody who is at a different place on the warrior guardian scale of policing, like, yeah, what does it take to change a policy in the police department? Yes, ma'am. So let me back up just a little bit, uh, because I think it's going to give a little context to answer your question.
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