The mayor of Rochester, New York, promised Sunday that the city’s police department will undergo a series of reforms as protests over the March death of Daniel Prude entered their fifth night.
The city’s mayor, Lovely Warren, said that in “the coming weeks, months, and years,” the department will see a number of reforms. Crisis intervention will be moved out of the police department, and its budget and team moved to Rochester’s department of youth and recreation services, Warren said.
